Good tequila it’s solid. The finish isn’t the smoothest but it’s a nice treat

Smell light herbal fruty smell. Not over powering of wood at all like some añejos. Taste is incredibly sweet. Toffee and caramel followed by vanilla and honey. The finish is smooth and not astringent at all. The value is okay considering it is actually a blend of two añejos -- Herradura Añejo and Herradura Selección Suprema which is an extra-añejo. the product is post filtered. So the color is removed but the smoothness remains.

Master, s Class/ Blind Tasting at La Cata

Very prevalent vanilla flavor and aroma. A good choice for non tequila drinkers

You don’t get the typical tequila smell with this one. Lots of fruity and sweet notes. Flavor wise, it’s just way too sweet for me. The over powering taste of vanilla is just over the top.

Serve chilled

Very complex, lots going on Nice sweet finish, love the butterscotch

Smells of alcohol not great flavor harsh finish

Overall it’s a good Tequila, you feel a little burn under the tongue but it goes down smoothly. However, the price is a bit high, compared to other “Cristalinos”.

doesn't have a bad nose. dosen't have a bad taste. they've distilled all the agave and oak out. not sure it tastes like tequila

Very muted nose. Some mineral, musty odd notes. Flavor: Starts with an aspartame like vanilla flavor. Pepper and bitter perfume note. Finish: Artificial bottled vanilla.

Light, honeysuckle scent; sweet across the palette, buttery on the backend; slight burn in the back of the tongue & throat, aftertaste is sweet with hints of vanilla; for this price point, excellent value!

nice aroma , smooth and sweet drinker , may be too sweet for some pallets , a nice changes every so often . A good choice for somebody new exploring a more premium tequila .

very strong vanilla flavor. has almost none if the typical tequila bite.

Aroma is sweet, floral with some vanilla. Flavor is well balanced. Not overly sweet, strong floral and fruity taste with peach predominant, a little black pepper. Earthy and cooked agave flavor is not apparent. Finish is good. Smooth, with nice pepperiness that does not linger.

Notes of caramel and fennel (licorice) really stand out in this 48 month anejo blend. Don’t be fooled into thinking of this as a blanco. Tastes a lot more like a ultra anejo. You really get the sweetness on the nose and the black licorice on the finish. Not a ton of pepper here.

Smooth, vanilla, caramel, floral

Smells like vanilla additive...too sweet on the nose

There’s two different versions of this tequila depending on if you buy it in Mexico ($35) vs US ($65) . The price is much higher which takes away a lot of value . But the significant difference Mexican versus US . In Mexico very much more mineral and pure , versus the US where a sweetnesses is added . You’ll only be able to tell the next morning when you wake up with a massive headache.

very smooth finish. a little flowery on the nose. not over powering.

Overly spicy for me.

Great sipper! Outstanding if you like extra añejos.

COLOR: Platinum NOSE: Warm, brown sugar, ice cream, rock candy, light roast agave TASTE: Aged caramel, vanilla, faint attack FINISH: Heavy finish, marshmallow, butterscotch, spice, bite

Similar tequilas cost between $50-$100 more. This rates very favorably to Casa Dragones Joven and is half the price

This is hands down one of the best extra añejos. I've been drinking this tequila for 3 years now, I always have a bottle ready for whatever. I enjoy it neat always, either in a glencairn whiskey glass or riedel tequila glass.