Very quickly becoming one of my favorites. Very pure, clean agave flavor and extremely smooth finish. When it first came out, price point was a little lower. Unfortunately, in the last month or two, price has jumped by about $15-$20 per bottle. I will still pay the extra because it’s worth it.

Seriously the best tequila I have ever smelled. Floral, fruity, oak, and barrel species on the nose. There was a surprising amount of agave aroma there for an añejo. The taste was oak, vanilla, cinnamon, agave, and pepper. The finish lingered just long enough to make me want more. I cannot wait to try this again.

It’s G4! It’s an Anejo, but it’s still tequila and it’s a clear progression from the lighter G4’s which really stands out in the market of over sweetened and oaked Anejos. The finish is fantastic, though I refuse to say ‘smooth’ on principle. I feel like this is a Value even though it’s $90, because it’s better than so many of the popular $150-300 Extra Anejos.

a close second to fortaleza Añejo

Aroma - pla ty but weak. Fairly smooth. Kind of thst chunky lost plant flavor of G4

Every time I open a G4 these bottles take me back to “ El Pandillo” Distillery. The aromas and taste on a G4 is highly Cooked Agave. You will also capture aromas of oak, flowers & Cinnamon. The flavors are very much matching the aromas w/ also flavors of Black Pepper, fruity & vanilla.

It is late July and I found this at Costco for $25!! Aroma is the best part with good agave and not too sweet. Taste is strong and hot in the mouth. Not as refined as many Añejos but still good. The finish is very long with good heat and great flavor.

An enjoyable añejo! Not too oaky, but you can still taste that this is an añejo. Agave is prevalent in the aroma and flavor of this tequila. I’ll keep a bottle of this around for sure.

Aroma : Cooked agave, grass, apricot/peach fruity notes, and cinnamon. Taste : Light in character but full bodied with oils and cooked agave, light oak, vanilla and black pepper. Some earth notes as well. Finish : Long lasting with previous taste notes with some stronger agave here, and some almond and toffee notes. This is a really nice Añejo. However, this would probably score in the 90+ range if there had been more of the fruit notes on the taste and finish.

Easily one of the best Anejo’s on the market, it still has tons of agave present. The oak is very complimentary, in most tequilas it bulldozes away a lot of other flavours but the Camarena’s seem to have perfected this balance. Get a bottle for home.

bold agave light oak spice. long clean finish

Not surprising this is an amazing representation of an Anejo given everything else in their portfolio!!! The agave stays strong and the oak qualities take slightly more of a back seat whilst also adding so much... amazing!!

Very easy to drink Anejo, with more agave flavor than typical for an aged tequila.

Less agave aroma than I was expecting, and more alcohol. Body is fantastic, coats my pallet. Oak is strong, but the agave shines through.

By far the best anejo I’ve experienced. Full of flavors and smooth as hot caramel. This is a must have in any collection

Solid choice, slight floral smell, easy finish.

What an aroma. This retains the most agave smell and taste of any anejo I have come across. Every sip is an adventure.

Slight vanilla on the nose, with taste of vanilla, agave, and floral. Nicely done.

Parmesan, baking spices, cinnamon, stone fruit, green papaya

-Ripe sourish smells with deeper banana scent -flavor: deep taste, leathery wood such as maple and toffee

Beautiful straw color for añejo, baked agave and citrus on the nose. Very nuanced oak flavor, refreshing to have an añejo be this agave forward. Clean, long finish and the right amount of punch.

Bright grassy agave nose. Tropical fruits, citrus, clean. Like the style. Silky on the tongue with vanilla and pepper. Bold agave and toffee after tones with warming heat. A favorite.

Limón, floral, poco agave, dulce, no fuerte, recomendado para principiantes

Quixote and I had an afternoon tasting mediocre tequilas. After, we decided that we deserved to end our session on a higher note. We were mulling over our known favorites when our host at casa mayahuel in San Diego recommended we try G4. What a relief to taste such a complex and lively anejo! This anejo has the richness of a well tended anejo but with fresh and deliberate fruit and spice. A must try if you see it on the menu.

Flavor: very spicy and peppery. Not quite as smooth as the Repo.