Aroma: Caramel, cooked agave, apple cider, pinecone, orange blossom, fruity notes of banana, citrus, orange peel, nuts and baking spices Taste: Oak, vanilla, caramelized banana, tropical fruits nuances, cinnamon, clove, nutmeg and topped with roasted walnuts. Finish has some cocoa, mustiness and barrel spice notes. Price: $90-95

Great smooth tequila. Leaves a nice agave tingle on the tongue after the sip. Delicious

Very good barrel notes, a little thin but a very solid sipper.

Sweet notes that carry the agave forward. Slightly sour taste that gives way to a subtle agave flavor.

This falls flat when compared to the Añejo Deep. The new version is good, yes, but it gives a thin mouth feel, and flavor doesn't last as long. At $70 ( cheapest I've found) it's worth a try as I do recommend. Rating this over the Añejo Deep is truly ridiculous.

Very smooth, some pepper, good finish.

Very smooth finish. Nice aroma. Caramel and vanilla flavor. $100 bottle.

Nose: Oak, alcohol, caramel, cinnamon, clove, leather Palate: Very similar to the nose but with a touch of vanilla sweetness. I wasn’t of fan of the alcohol I could taste and I allowed the glass to sit for a few minutes Finish: Clean, quick ending. Was waiting for a little gum burn at the end but never came.

On the nose defenetly cooked agave with a hint og citrus, once you let the tequila rest on the glass for a minute a wonderful smell of cinnamon and berries comes thru. On the taste citrus and berries along with cooked agave. It has a medium alcohol burn that finishes with dark chocolate and cinnamon that lingers for a while on your tongue. Great tequila!