Butterscotch, caramel upfront. Light to medium body, deep amber color. Light pepper, some agave peeking through and finishes with vanilla and oak. Pleasant heat, some nice mouth feels. Overall a very pleasant, pretty simple Extra Añejo. Worth its weight in value and an enjoyable pour.

soft finish really good XA smell some sweetness can't tell if is caramel or vanilla. I really like it

The end is not that funny, but has to much oak flavor first. But after minutes, makes it tempting to have another shot.

NOM 1603 | The worst travesty of all time! I am appalled. This pains me because I have the Anejo in my regular rotation because it is a solid tequila at a great price. Usually around 39$. This bottle was 95$ and the only extra to this was the price! Save the money and buy the regular anejo, I’m still wondering how we jumped 50$ up and the quality went into the abyss. The only reason I tried this was purely by accident because I grabbed the wrong bottle of the shelf.

NOM 1603 | Actual favorite (Sorry, Casa Noble), but I can’t afford to drink it regularly

A beautifully underrated extra anejo. The best value in the category. Highly recommended.

Excellent selection for the price. A great frequent sipper.

I absolutely loved this tequila! Pricey, but a wonderful indulgence! I’ll be asking Santa for one these this Christmas. :)

Rich and smooth with a soft finish. Caramel and honey notes.

My frequent go too. Enjoy the taste and feel its one of the best values for an anejo & extra anejo

A lot of spice. Sweet cinnamon found here. Heavy oaking. Good value for an extra anejo at $37 here in AZ.

This is my "go to" tequila. I would gladly pay double the price. Great nose and a great flavor. Robust and a little harsh, the way tequila should be.

A nice smoothed agave flavor. I am usually looking for more oak and character from an extra but it's not bad