A more complex version of El Tesoro 70th. Silky feel yet a little thick. Alcohol is prominent on the nose and taste. Hazelnut and chocolate is notable throughout. Big servings not necessary for this one, most likely an after meal tequila. First impression is wow that is different, and it doesnt change thereafter. Would definately recommend trying if you get a chance.
Rey Sol is a special treat. the french oak flavor is amazing.. on the Nose I get dried fruit, apricot, vanilla, butterscotch and hints of dark chocolate. when you take a sip you get a nice creamy mouth feel followed by dark fruit (plums) and dark cherry. then you get the creamy buttery butterscotch and on the finish Dark chocolate with just a little amount of heat. this tequila is a wonderful treat that the longer it sits in your glass the more it changes. it's a must have for any tequila collection.
Such a fan. Tad overpriced but for those who love to sip tequila and want an introduction this is a must try.
Best experience from beginning to end. Color, aroma, feel, finish. Loved it.
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Sooooo gentle considering the time in oak, it’s rare to find balance and restraint in an expensive XA. Toasted nuts and caramel linger far after your last sip, the finish is by far the star of the show.