While the Reposado was a vanilla bomb, the extra time in barrel has really tempered the Añejo. This is is far more balanced and confident than the previous expressions, it’s a nice effort and I will for sure try again.

After trying the Blanco this is just layer after layer of vanilla, that’s almost all I can taste after my 3rd sip. A modern Tequila for a modern taste, I hope they do well and find success with all the emerging Tequila drinkers.

Very unique anise profile to this that I haven’t encounter too often before. Vanilla cake aroma and medium palette semi sweet taste. This is a pretty good Tequila, it just isn’t agave forward which is what I’m looking for.

This Anejo tequila offers a delightful experience with its rich blend of flavors. The prominent caramel notes provide a sweet and indulgent opening, creating a smooth and inviting aroma. As you take your first sip, the smoky oak undertones emerge, adding a layer of complexity to the profile. This interplay between sweetness and smokiness creates a balanced and intriguing taste that lingers pleasantly on the palate. The tequila's smooth finish enhances its overall appeal, making it an excellent choice for those who appreciate a harmonious blend of flavors. Whether enjoyed neat or in your favorite cocktail, Por la Gente Anejo tequila's caramel and smoky oak notes are sure to leave a lasting impression.

I really enjoyed this one. I got a sampler of all 3 at a liquor tasting and this was the surprise. Sweet but not overbearing but in character with a traditional reposado. The flavor was lighter than you’d expect but in a good way. From my research it looks like they are using Tennessee whiskey barrels so I could see that giving a softer sweetness than a bourbon barrel. Similar to a Casamigos but with a better price point

Vegetal but sweet and light. Very pleasant to sip neat but I could see this really shining in cocktails. I tried neat and paired with pineapple and it was a great compliment.