Decent enough nose. Lots of agave but a bit too hot. Taste is similar. Kind of a hot simmer that doesn’t fill me up with agave, citrus or even pepper.
Found an old bottle of NOM 1107, Nose; sweet with cinnamon, lime peel, sea salt, and earth. Palate is missing the aroma, but with some citrus and mineral flavors added. Finish is short with citrus and earth tones but lack complexity
At Señor Tequila $15/neat. Nose; sweet with cinnamon, lime peel, sea salt, and earth. Palate is missing the aroma, but with some citrus and mineral flavors added. Finish is short with citrus and earth tones.
At Señor Tequila $15/neat. Nose; sweet with cinnamon, lime peel, sea salt, and earth. Palate is missing the aroma, but with some citrus and mineral flavors added. Finish is short with citrus and earth tones.
Will get it on sale for under $20, good for mixing. Lots of agave and alcohol on the nose and taste. Citrus all the way!
Fair aroma but good flavor and then finishes ok
Aroma: Initially lots of butter but after it sits for a second some cherry and caramel. There is also a slight hint of oak. Flavor: Slightly bitter. Definitely some oak on the finish in combination with vanilla. There is a bit of pepper on the front which balances it out well. Finish: Solid finish, definitely hang around and leaves a lot of flavors in the mouth. Definitely the best finish of the line.
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