Tastes
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What a wonderful expression of Patron tequila añejo! Not exactly what one would expect of a tequila, it reminds me of The Macallan 12 Sherry Oak Cask. On the nose 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 sherry may be a bit overwhelming, the agave is always present and perfectly layered throughout from beginning to end. One of the most sip-able of sipping tequilas I’ve had. Pairs wonderfully with an aged cigar. I found this online at theliquorbook.com for $7575.0 USD per Bottle
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A well balanced and perfectly aged añejo. Elegant, refined, sophisticated with unique and rich flavors of cooked agave, vanilla and caramel on the nose. Harmonious agave and bourbon barrel spice notes on the palate. I do pick up the toasted oak and vanilla caramel with some spice, orange and raisins. The finish is long and smooth. The natural subtle agave sweetness balances out at the end revealing a hint more of bourbon barrel wood spice, toasted oak and cooked agave. Overall, this tastes like a fine aged tequila (not syrupy sweet or cloying) and at $180 it’s well worth it. Bought at Third Base Market and Spirits.180.0 USD per Bottle
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Okay, it’s good, it’s actually great tasting bourbon. Semi-sweet, it’s deliciously spicy, and even crisp and refreshing at times. Vanilla, caramel, a little oak and some citrus. Finish is medium at most, spicy and somewhat drying, leave me wanting more sooner than I should. Poured 2oz with a tiny splash of water. I really enjoy it, but to me, it’s simply not a good value at this price. Eagle Rare 10y is more worthy of a $200 price tag and if the house was on fire and I can only save one bottle of bourbon, Eagle Rare is coming with me. But price aside, this is a great top shelf bourbon and I’m happy to add it to my collection.200.0 USD per Bottle
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This to me, the flavor and finish take on a style more like a Bourbon Whiskey rather than a typical Jack Daniel’s Tennessee whiskey. However, on the nose, there’s no mistaking that this is a Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey. Jack Daniel’s pumps out large quantities of whiskey every year to satisfy the consumer which can mean lower quality whiskey; but this definitely is a quality whiskey that they make strictly for the customer (not the consumer, there is a difference). This is the best Jack Daniel’s whiskey I’ve had and as a customer, I really appreciate it. Although pricey it’s worth-it to me as a once in a while sipping whiskey with a splash of water or have it Frank’s way (three rocks, two fingers, one splash of water). With the packaging and the nice looking bottle, this makes a beautiful gift as well.140.0 USD per Bottle
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