tried a sample at EsperanzArte in Cabo 11/22/23. I enjoyed it very much. Would like to revisit when I can give it more attention

I found it to have a very subtle aroma and flavor. Very light agave, vanilla and oak aroma and flavor. It is pleasant. However, it is overpriced and not my thing.

LOTE 332, bottled on 210123, tasted on 11-1-23. On the front of the bottle below Ámbar it states: Edición Limitada 2023. On the inside of the box it states that this tequila is a blend of tequilas aged for 6 to 8 months in the following ex-casks: Irish whiskey, stout beer, port, Pedro Ximenez sherry & new French white oak casks. This is an example when you try to do too much… Color: dark yellow. Aroma: at the beginning it is not expressive, after 15 minutes in the glass light sweet cooked agave, light vanilla, sweetness that is not from agave but feels natural, a touch of herbaceous. Alcohol sensation is low. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, slightly drying similar to a finish of a dry beer, however stout is not dry, or probably from wood tannins. Slightly herbaceous. Finish is medium to long, sweetness that is not from agave, light cooked agave and light wood notes persist.

Right out of the gate you get a craft beer aroma followed up with cooked sweet Agave. It has really subtle hints of citrus and floral. On the palate there’s minerals, grass and caramel with a slight high ABV stout beer taste. This is a very interesting and unique poor from Nom 1123.