On the nose, agave but definitely some ethanol. Expected for a higher proof but noticeable. Some salinity, a little lime and minerality. On the palate, very sweet agave goodness. Some Cinnamon, minerality and a bit of a buttery note that is very enticing. Overall a delicious tequila. It’s a shame that 3G isn’t doing this as their normal blend, I’m already contemplating a case of this. Very delicious and well priced if you can find it around $40.
Not a fan of this one. Nice nose, no real agave notes, funky finish.
Finally got to it and it’s a keeper. Double points for the price (Texas). A Sauza must for sure.
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