Strange green pepper and slight lard nose, saccharine taste and short green pepper finish. A little thin in the mouth.

I like the flavor and finish of this, it’s the aroma that throws me a bit. It’s a little metallic and mineral for me. But still, it’s a nice tequila.

More rich, sweet caramel aroma than the repo, dry barrel notes, similar flavor but a little watery in the mouth for the age (14 years!). Short but lingering finish. Enjoyable, especially for barrel heads.

Super pleasant to drink. Aroma is fantastic, lots of toasted caramel and oak. A tiny bit of dried fruit and toasted nuts, too. Lovely. Flavor follows the aroma, with some natural sweetness that isn't overpowering. Finish is actually quite short and simple (which is a big plus for many people), but I wish it would linger around for a while longer. Overall super solid tequila. It's a Mexico-only product, so if you spot this while in Mexico, grab it - you won't be disappointed when you get home.

Aromas of anise, sweet caramel and oak. Similar flavor, but a bit flat (perhaps because it’s 38% and an older bottle). Spicy finish I don’t really enjoy, but otherwise a nice, simple tequila that doesn’t cost much.

I like the aroma of this. It's a slight bit rustic and real, which is a good thing. Caramel and dried grass/hay are present in both the aroma and flavor. I don't get any signs of additives at all. The mouth feel is a little bit thin, but still pleasant. Finish has a tiny bit of spiciness to it that some may consider rough, but I really like it. Once again, signs of a real tequila. This is a Mexico-only product, so if you see it, grab it!