Oddly shaped bottle that has been blown askew. With a 2007 stamp and at 38% this has a surprising amount of spice and flavor. I've had this bottle more than 10 years but this tastes quite fresh which is a good thing. Feels natural in the mouth and has a moderate amount of oak spice and barrel influence.

Nose: Some green notes, cut grass and vegetal nuances playing against vanilla, butterscotch, brown sugar and cinnamon. Hints of peanut brittle. Flavor: Vanilla, heavy handed barrel spice, pepper heat with some finishing bitter oak undercurrents.

Rated blind.

The aroma is super subtle. There's a hint of agave (which surprised me for something aged this long) and also smelled a bit like rubber. There's a flavor upfront that I can't quite decipher that is pretty harsh and then follows with a nice smooth oak finish.

Very closed aroma. Slight scents of agave and wet cement. Strong taste of barrel and heat/spice. Warm, lingering finish.

Yes I have had smoother anejo's, but they have all been more expensive. Love the vanilla and mild oak...just enough to not over power the agave which is definitely there. Has been 8 yrs since I last tasted it when I was just learning about tequila. Will buy this anytime is see it on the shelf.

Medium amber color in the glass. Aroma of cooked agave, butterscotch and oak. Flavor of oak, cinnamon and a medicinal hint in the first sip. Didn't pick that up in subsequent sips. Medium finish.

Caramel flavored hairspray taste!!!!

not terrible. has desent nose. cooked agave, grassy notes taste has oak , vanilla, roasted almonds, need to revisit in the near future. did not enjoy the finish.

Nothing overly complex. Straightforward agave, vanilla and citrus. Rich flavors though with a nice balance of sweetness and spice in the finish. Decent price as well.

taste: spicy, strong, aggressive

Sweet caramel and vanilla with a hint of cacao smooth finish and long lasting flavor.

Agave Sweet citrus Medicinal Cinnamon Rose water Soft on palate Caramel

Vanilla front. Opens up sting over ice. A little acidic finish.

I have to be honest I had low expectations for this. Sat on my bar over a year. However, after opening up an hour, it’s not too bad. The nose is all vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, and agave at the end. The palate is bourbon-esque and leaves that nice middle tongue spice burn that I seek as it finishes. The finish hangs around a while too, but a tad of chemical creeps in at the very end. Just a tad though, overall this is decent. Good surprise.

Smooth oak, vanilla, cinnamon to perfection!

I don't get it. It's like they refined the regular anejo (red bottle) and it removed some flavor and complexity. Always go for the standard Corralejo anejo or the blanco. Skip this bottle and the reposado.

Purchased in Tijuana great price

Nose is pretty spicy, with some American rye feel. Reminiscent of Rittenhouse rye, dried fruit etc. Flavour is much less complex than the nose. Very soft, barrel is present but not as much agave as I would like. I do enjoy the finish as it does bring it back to agave with a not overwhelming dryness which brings more sweetness on a secondary sip.

Light in the nose, subtle agave, slight toffee and notes from the cask Nutty with almonds, slight spice and oak, agave still comes through - pleasant finish

Wife’s brought it back from Old México. $0 spent makes it a great bargain for me. I wouldn’t pay $50 but it is a nice sipper

Agave-carmel

A little sweet upfront, smooth with a light pepper finish. I wouldn’t say this is a good sipper but it definitely a good one for shooters. I kinda feel bad it took 99,000 hours to make because it only took 48 hours to empty the bottle.

Good sipping Tequila.

Lighter than what I was expecting. Medium bodied. Not as oily as I would like. On the nose the aroma is quite muted which is disappointing. On the palette there is oak notes with some butter scotch like notes. Subtle vanilla and spice. Light on the pallet as well. Decent tequila I certainly do not hate it I would drink again.