Solid overall, and great value for the price.

The nose is whiskey and oak, cooked agave sweetness, earthy, honey, pepper and spice. Vanilla with a pinch of butterscotch, caramel, pepper, vegative, with fruit and smoke and a hint of nuts and cinnamon along with some burnt caramel. The taste is smooth and silky, creamy and buttery, honey, vegetal, spice, light caramel, brine and light vanilla, along with some light fruit and some heat on the back end. The finish is spicy and okie, would vanella notes, peppery, slight alcohol tangle and some light brine, ending in a medium to long laid finish. This is truly a clean, complete and traditional anejo.

Aroma : Cooked agave and oak predominate. There is also some fruity, rasberry notes here, and some vanilla as well. Taste : A small amount of cooked agave here. Some oak and a small degree of vanilla. There is also a cashew/almond nuttiness as well. Some oils and medium/full bodied. Slightly bitter. Finish : Medium/long finish with some emphasis on the oak and nut aspects of the taste. Fantastic Añejo. I really like the nut notes on this tequila. If only there was some fruit-like notes on the taste this would easily score in the 90+ range.

Nothing but excellent flavours going on, got some kind of marshmallow thing going on in the background that’s a fun change. For the record I’m drinking the 38% version from 10 years ago(ish).

Fruity and spicy nose of cloves and berries. Vanilla, cooked agave and light oak flavors. Very balanced with nice mouth feel - a tiny bit oily. Nice sipper!

Orange flower water, flan, vanilla

Nice balanced anejo ... Would like it better if it had a natural cork rather than plastic screw top.

oak, butter, all spice aroma. great soft tones on the nose. more antiseptic than I anticipated. lasting numb burn. dry finish that's peppery and oaky.

This is an aroma bomb! I get agave, honey, oak, raspberry, cherry and vanilla. Incredibly complex and amazing. The flavor has lots of pepper, oak, cherry and a bit of agave. That's one thing I absolutely love about this line. All the way throughout you get agave. The finish is nice and fairly mellow. Lacking a bit but that could be because I'm tasting the Mexican bottling (38% Alc.)

Creamy, buttery, smooth and delicious. I find myself loving this añejo and it's one of the few that I drink frequently.

Had at Tacos Y Tequila per Romero’s suggestion.

Slight smoky aroma, butterscotch, caramel Slight shave flavor, caramel, pepper Soft clean finish. Nothing special on the backend

Price isn’t bad, especially for a good añejo. Smells clean, agave, oak, and slight vanilla. Taste is crisp/fresh, agave, notes from the wood aging. Finish is easy, taste of oak and agave. Very good tequila, and I would recommend for anyone who enjoys an agave forward drink.

the finish is great if you love a strong tequila with a very distinct oaky flavor.

Very peppery

Aroma is light, hints of barrel and some sweetness.. it’s taste of sweet but more on the oak side. The after taste is that of oak. If Smokey is what you like then you will like this tequila. I wouldn’t recommend this as a sipper but great for a decent shot.

very light aroma, hints of the barrel. i tasted oak, vanilla, a slight sweetness of the agave. good shooter, okay sipper, imo.

Another good tequila, good price point. Love the vanilla and caramel flavors.

Suave, con toque de la barrica, notas en vainilla y gengibre

Tasted at Don Quinta Jose. The reposado is one of my favorites and this Añejo could be one too! Aroma is sweet with caramel and is the beat part. Taste is solid with lots of agave left. The finish is ok. Not long lasting. It reminds me of my favorite Fortaleza Añejo.

Very pleasant, very light for an anejo, and very similar to the repo. Smells amazing with agave, butter, caramel, and vanilla. Flavor is wonderful and finish is almost too light. It’s missing a bit of barrel spice and oak for an anejo but a wonderful tequila overall. I do prefer the repo.

Aroma is roasted agave and buttery caramel, along with oak and black pepper. Notes of citrus are also apparent, and baking spice is added as it opens up. The flavor is very similar to the aroma with strong agave, butter, and caramel. The black pepper has a stronger bite on the tongue than the nose, before mellowing out into a faint vanilla taste. Overall a very good añejo, but I do prefer the reposado in this case.

Great nose for anejo, agave and sweet honey and earth, right amount of oak, medium body and finish, great value and every day drinker

The flavor profile of Siete Leguas always begins with cooked agave, even with the anejo. Oak, some caramel, a hint of vanilla.

An excellent tequila. Aroma of cooked and aged agave, complex flavors of agave, butterscotch, spice and just the right amount of oak. A long and satisfying finish. Everyone talks about what a great blanco Siete Leguas produces, this añejo is great too, if not better.