Nose: agave sweet cooked / vanilla/ butterscotch/ caramel/ pear / hint of melon / orange-tangerine/ tea / floral / nutmeg/ molasses Taste: agave sweet cooked / vanilla and caramel equally/ butterscotch/ pear / tangerine/ hint of grapefruit/ spearmint/ tea / nutmeg/ chocolate/ molasses/ Finish: a very light viscous mouthfeel creates a very pleasant platform for the rich agave, caramel, and vanilla flavors to launch from. The final swallow has lingering sweetness and vanilla. This anejo is nicely weet and offers rich flavors throughout the whole taste. The clean finish with lingering sweet notes rounds out this enjoyable anejo.

fruit on the nose. Unique nose. Palate isn’t bad. I like the nose better than the palate but overall it’s nice. I am enjoying the aged offerings

Tasted at the Agave Bros Añejo event

Tasted at LATF.

Nov 18, 2022 tasted at distillery. such an amazing tour. good tequilas!

An elegant Añejo. Many times an añejo will be too okay, too sweet and whiskey like. This añejo is very earthy to me which is amazing. It’s a sweetheart earthy, mineral flavor for me.

Light in style, I like the little touch of sweetness and cooked agave. This one is a nice sipper.

En nariz: Roble, vainilla, miel, butterscotch, cerveza, sidra En boca se confirman deliciosamente los aromas, resaltando la fresca e intensa cereza.

Atanasio Anejo I smell cooked agave, light honey and dark brown sugar along with a floral note. I taste the sweet cooked agave and then some allspice with the cinnamon punching through. I then get a light American whiskey note ( oak barrel and whiskey ). The body is nice and the finish is pleasant but light. This is a good balanced Anejo where you can enjoy the age and agave equally. Well done Atanasio. Salud!

Lots of Berries and oak stand out on this one. Very enjoyable sipper

Bottle 92, Lote 1 Nose: Ripe berries, melon and a suggestion of hard cider. Cinnamon, and an aromatic blend of allspice, powdered ginger and nutmeg. Background aromas of butterscotch, vanilla and caramel. This is all held together with an oak presence that does not overwhelm the agave. Flavors: Vibrant and vivacious profile. Caramel with assertive pepper and cinnamon. Yet sits nicely on the palate with silky fruit notes of cantaloupe drizzled with honey. Finish: There is butterscotch retrohale, with pepper and light salinity. This loses some points on price point. It is nearly double the price of the repo. But a fine tequila, none the less.

Tried at Atanasio Distillery on 9/13/24. Creamy and delicious. Agave, caramel, vanilla and oak. Even better in the agave field. Great tour!

Deep and sophisticated, this anejo features an aroma of dark chocolate, dried fruit, and rich spices. The luxurious mouthfeel showcases a harmonious blend of roasted coffee and oak, leading to a long, elegant finish with hints of caramel and vanilla.

vanilla caramel aged in american oak and bourbon barrels after it breathes, some orange notes

Aroma: cooked agave light , oak, wood, pepper, orange, honey, some berry note and cherry, I got some lavender light , alcohol, vanilla, caramel Palate; wood, cooked agave, clove, honey, alcohol, nutmeg, vanilla, citrus, baking spices, caramel, lingering warm finish , with some pepper and clove, A really nice añejo definitely more wood and baking spices agave is there though a nice sipper, I visited the distiller and it’s a very small operation I also had another batch of añejo and it definitely had some notes that I mentioned more in your face this is nice some of their batches are known to be malolactic this batch was not. If you like añejos or coming from whiskey this will be a nice one to try

Hint of butterscotch and baking spices, dried fruit, a little raisin on the finish. An enjoyable Anejo made by a reputable brand!

Aromas: agave, Orange, smoky, oak, caramel, fruity Taste: agave, oak, caramel, cinnamon, smoky Finish: smoky, nice and smooth

Bottle: Single Barrel, Bottle No. 145/168, Batch No. AM03/22, Alc. Vol. 45.8% Appearance: Medium caramel Full review pending…

Cooked agave, honey, oak, carmel, and stone fruit on the nose. The mouth feel is balanced and medium bodied, not too light, and not too thick. On the palate and finish, I get more butterscotch, maybe even a little butter too, carmel and oak. This sip was quite pleasant!

Bottle no.80

Out of all the Anejo's I have, this is one of top contenders. Honestly, I have not found many that are better. Only a few top Anejos that fit me. This is one. Even better... I found it for $75. It fits my pallet. Complex nose and taste Beautifully bright. One the nose.. agave, floral, caramel, vanilla, honey. It is everything I love in an Anejo. No harsh ethanol . Burst of beautiful agave, barrel and all of the nose on the tongue. It covers your pallet. Finish is full and long. Viscous and oily. Your finished glass never lies. Always smell your dried up glass. It will reveal the real complexity and work that went into your tequila. I highly recommend.

The oak notes hit first - kind of dry with tannins but not too dry. The nose is nice, with a bit of the barrel still present. Oak continues to the finish, where agave notes finally show up. An interesting and enjoyable anejo though.

Hot tamale nose (cinnamon) and finish. Quality product

Nice aromas of subtle agave, honey and vanilla. Similar flavours but slightly more pronounced. The finish is incredibly smooth; one of the absolute best. Easily one of my new favs!

Brown sugar aroma. Smooth flavour, kinda peppery but I was also eating tacos so it could have been that.