Nose: Cooked agave, vanilla, butterscotch, cinnamon, and pepper! Fantastic nose! Palate: cooked agave right off the bat, followed by sweet barrel notes! Vanilla, butterscotch, light pepper. Finish: medium short, warm. Overall, great tequila, but too expensive! Look for a tapatio exellencia instead! Bought in Colorado Springs for $207

A blend of 9 anejos and 12 extra anejos. Nose is mellow and sweet. Rich vanilla and cinnamon. Slight buttercream. A decent amount of oak up front, caramel and cinnamon once again with that buttercream. The finish comes off slightly tannic from all the aged blends.

Yum! Barrel oak from France.

It's a very good tequila, agave, smoke, and hint of wood. Has sweet almost candy like undertones. Almost like water smooth and more mellow of taste. But honestly, the bottle I purchased of this tequila, tasted almost exactly the same as the regular anejo, which is very good as well, but less expensive. The only real difference I tasted was this was smoother and more mellow on the taste. If you find a bottle for not much more than anejo, there will definitely be a great value. But for a significant price increase over the regular anejo, you'd be better off buying the regular anejo. Recap: Great tequila, but the value might not be there over the regular anejo expression.

So much coffee, little bit of vanilla and chocolate. Strong alcohol flavor

Super sippable neat or on the rocks. Additive Free