Nose: Minerals, a sense of salinity and late blooming baked agave. Flavor: Sweet agave and bread dough, with a pop of pepper. Finish leaves me thinking this isn’t terribly complex, but it has a classic tequila profile and I like the lingering pepper heat.
Fruity, and caramel aromas with some spice and oak. Nice mouth feel with a spicy, peppery start. Followed up with notes of agave, nuts and fiery jalapeño. Yet an almost floral nuance commingling in there.
Nose: It has an old fashioned tequila aroma to it - not totally smoothed out for the masses. Caramel, dark cherry, agave and a note of pine resin. Flavor: Sweet agave, a pepper bite, and vanilla. Finishes medium long. Not a top tier tequila, yet very solid.
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