Excellent clean and tasty anejo

This has a unique but pleasurable flavor profile. Balanced yet slightly different notes jump out, sweet cooked agave, barrel notes along with some cooking spice

Nose: cooked agave, oak, floral, vanilla, cinnamon, butterscotch, and honey Flavor: oak, sweet agave, vanilla, cinnamon, clove, and minerals Finish: medium, spicy, sweet, and oak

Mexican 38% abv. versión, lote: L003, bottled on 29-11-2014, black label with white letters and 2 white horns. Tasted on 10-21-23. Color: light yellow to yellow. Aroma: cooked agave with a touch of sweetness, light vanilla, a touch of wood note. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, wood note is more active on the palate. Finish is medium to medium long, light cooked agave note with light vanilla & light wood note persists.

Extremely smooth, light sweetness, light spicy finish.

Decent mid body añejo. Just not enough agave or finish.

Buen cuerpo, bastante claro comparado a otros añejos. Nariz potente con aromas a canela, vainilla y un poco de agave cocido. Sabor suave a canela y agave, tiene muy buen remate que se queda bastante en la boca. Excelente opción para su precio, es increíble que un añejo tan barato sea así de bueno.

Ummm- bourbon is definitely there- smooth- the nose is so interesting- I don’t drink many anejos - but this is pretty decent for the price - vanilla, cinnamon and oaky bourbon-

Huge bargain! Not incredibly complex but a smooth sipper. Agave and cinnamon at all 3 stages Really nice mouth feel. Will buy again

Creamy vanilla, honey, oak, and a hint of cinnamon. Very nice mouthfeel, oily. This is a great tequila to sip after a long day. It’s unique and very easy to drink. Great tequila for around $58-$60!

agave and cinnamon from the start. the cinnamon lingers through to the end blending nicely with very very slight vanilla finish. big fan! more I drink more abundant the cinnamon it seems. @anejo_bros

Tepozan's Anjeon has the same signature as the blanco and repo: a complex and mellow nose with a taste that is bursting flavor and an excellent finish ($60 @ Old Town). Aged for 14 months in American Bourbon barrels. Nose: Mellow and smooth combination of sweet honey, cinnamon, and cooked agave. The oak bourbon barrels notes are mellowed and do not over power. Oak, vanilla, butterscotch and a slight floral and nuttiness. Taste: A burst of bourboned oak, cooked agave, black pepper, and cinnamon. Not quite carmel, but a refined sweetness. Astonishingly easy to sip. I agree with Thom Miller, ' The mellow Aroma actually hurts the rating...' Finish: Semi-sweet and a steady cinnamon warmth carries a long way. A home run.

Great marriage of cinnamon and oak on the palate. Nice sipper!

Very little ethanol on the nose. Aromas of oak, caramel, vanilla, honey, dried fruit, and green bean. I immediately thought of the smell of the Honey Smacks cereal I loved as a kid. The smell is not overwhelming, faint even. It took some time to suss out the notes. Good viscosity that coats the mouth. All the flavors follow through on the taste, with oak, nutmeg and white pepper joining in at the tail end, lingering to the finish. This is good juice and nearly stacks up with the best anejos I’ve tried thus far. Well balanced and subtle. I’m a fan.

The mellow AROMA actually hurts the rating, but the FLAVOR and FINISH makes up for it. The flavor is smooth caramel, vanilla with hint of cinnamon. The finish lingers with flavor, no burn, but wonderful taste.

Aroma - agave, oak, minerals, pepper Flavor - sweet agave, oak, cinnamon, vanilla Finish - smooth and warm, vanilla, cinnamon, oak lingers Very surprising quality here. Near to tequila perfection!

This is a nice subtle anjeo. It’s refined but not super complex. Nice agave and honey, some minerals, light clay. Semi sweet than finishes as caramel.