We’ll… if you see Sherry… you know it should be sweet. So that means you want sweet. It is. To me it taste like fermented sweet tea with a splash of herbal rosehip tea. All that to say… No. it might be justified as a novelty sip once in a while.

What a wonderful expression of Patron tequila añejo! One of the most sip-able of sipping tequilas I’ve had. Makes a great digestif and Pairs wonderfully with an aged cigar. It reminds me of The Macallan 12 Sherry Oak Cask, not exactly what one would expect of a tequila. The aroma I get a creamy sherry and sweet cooked agave aroma with a light nutty note. The palate I get a nuttiness and a creamy fruity sherry (almost a sherry bomb) with cooked sweet agave and a luscious, creamy mouthfeel. I do pick up caramel and baking spice along with very little oak. The finish is medium to long with more cream sherry and nutty flavors. Although the tequila may be a bit overdone in the Oloroso sherry cask, (a sign that quality casks were used) the agave is always present and perfectly layered throughout from beginning to end. I found this online at theliquorbook.com for $75