New NOM 1424. Very lemon and butter on the nose. A LOT. Not bad, necessarily, just surprising. Light bodied. Flavor also very lemon with some white pepper. Medium finish. Very interesting repo that will likely be fairly polarizing. Would be killer in a citrus forward cocktail.

NOM 1456 | Nice bae if agave, vanilla and caramel. Some Earth and vegetal aromas. On the palate there is cooked agave and black pepper. A touch of melon. Vanilla and caramel. Decent finish and nice mouthfeel.

NOM 1456 | Barrel notes and sweetness on the nose but agave lost. Nice easy sipper like the Blanco. Barrel notes on the palate. Easy soft finish and palate

NOM 1456 | Very nice tasting Reposado, a little on the lite side. Balanced and pleasing.

NOM 1456 | Nose: cooked agave, fruity, spices, floral (carnations) Flavor: cloves, nuts, oak, cinnamon, and some sweetness Finish: long and peppery

NOM #1456 Lovely full nose. Balanced nuances of fruit, carnations, creamy agave and spices. Flavors: Pepper, graham crackers, cloves and nuts. Nice agave zing. Finishes with the graham crackers and pepper.

From the 2014 Tequila Advent Calender Day 3. EU and MX issue at 38°. Big, bold and spicy with a fairly long sweet finish this reposado is seldom seen in the US.

Fresh Crack on an Old 1610 Reposado. Sitting at Tako in Pittsburgh PA. Aroma: Oak, Eucalyptus, Vanilla, Herbal, Earthy, Citrus *Combo of Orange and Lemon, Baking and Barrel Spices Taste: Sweet Cooked Agave, Oak, Vanilla, Black Pepper Caramel, Citrus, Herbal, Earthy.

NOM 1456 | US $50 Nose: Cooked agave with hint of fruits and vanilla. Flavour: mellow sweetness with baking spice and pepper that lead right into the finish.

An enjoyable reposado. at a reasonable level price. Nice agave, carmel, and baking spice notes with mild creaminess in the mouth.

Nice Reposado.

Nose is Agave, vanilla and pepper. Taste is Agave, pepper, oak and vanilla. The glass was a Chisholm Standard Proof Jarrito

Nose: Sweet cream Vanilla Frosting Honey Taste: Very light with hints of vanilla Mild black pepper Honey Cinnamon Oak Finish: The finish is sweet. I don’t get much complexity other than a it’s a nice mix of honey, oak, frosting and pepper. Conclusion: This tequila is not the greatest, it’s also not terrible. It golden in color with a delicate smell of honey, vanilla and a variety of spices. This tequila has a lighter/medium body comes across somewhat thin on the palate. It presents notes of pepper, cinnamon, honey with hints of oak. IMO this one should be drank neat and by itself as any thing else would completely take away from the overall tequila. At the end of the day, this one is available and mildly priced. I would recommend but it’s not a must have…

NOM 1456 | Lot: 065, bottled on 08-03-2018. Color: light yellow. Aroma: light sweet cooked agave, light vanilla, hay, slightly bitter. Alcohol sensation is medium. Palate: cooked agave, vanilla sweetness, very light wood notes, slightly astringent, earthy. Finish is medium to medium long, cooked agave with sweet & sour balance persist.

Quite disappointed with this one. It tasted quite artificial to me

Love aromatics to finish. The right amount of tannins n oak for me. Memorable.

NOM 1456 | Very peppery at initial kiss and after. Pleasant.

Great on the nose, is like an XA, wood, sweetness. Taste is consistent with the nose, wood, dry fruits, no burn for my palate. Its an excellent sipper!

NOM 1456 | This is one disappointed me, especially after reading so many good reviews by well-respected Tasters. It seemed artificial to me from the nose straight through the palate... additives? Decent caramel, spice & sweet notes, but a weird hint of artificial sweetener taste I couldn’t seem to shake. Tasted next to the Blanco, and I preferred the Blanco. Beautiful bottle... but I probably won’t open it very often. 38% Mexican Duty Free.

Loved it. Can not wait to try the Anejo

excellent shipping tequila

pepper agave spice. long slightly sweet finish

Tastes of peppery agave , honey , herbs This tequila has a nice long peppery finish with a hint of cinnamon