Great value for an anejo
Great taste for price paid
Interesting tequila. The Mexican version is a mixto, but aged as an extra Anejo. It’s taste is clearly it’s strength. I keep wanting to say ‘great for a mixto’, but it is pretty good whatever it is. It’s a little thinner than a 100% Agave tequila, but still quite tasty. The nose is a bit weak although not bad. The finish is fine, but again suffers from a mild weakness. Anyway, it is a great value; and while not a high end XA it is highly drinkable and comes recommended.
There’s a lot to love about this particular tequila, and the name alone makes one reason clear. Any tequila that involves a tahona in the production process will win a special place in our heart, and this one is no exception.
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Wish I can get this in California