Tastes

Neat. Clear, golden straw color. Aroma of agave, butterscotch, vanilla with some oak, green herbs, pineapple, and earth. Taste is nicely balanced and true to nose. Agave, light butterscotch, vanilla, slight milk chocolate, balanced by some dry oak, cinnamon, pepper and herbs. The butterscotch and vanilla run into the long finish more than other tequilas, but also dries out with those oak tannins along with some cinnamon bark and light pepper Unique with its evolution of flavors. When I taste butterscotch, I'm expecting a cloyingly sweet drink, but this actually only starts moderately sweet, but then finishes pretty dry A little pricey, but this is an honest, quality tequila that justifies it

Neat. Clear, straw color. Aroma is alcohol, some oak, vanilla, black pepper, slightly herbal, raw agave, minerals. Taste is a bit harsh, dominated by black pepper, alcohol, slight raw agave, pear, vanilla, oak, caramel, baking spices. Finish is simple, dry, bitter, black pepper, some saccharine sweetness, very slight vanilla/caramel. Not a sipping tequila, unless you like overwhelming black pepper. Too expensive for mixing. There are better options for half the price

Neat. Beautiful golden straw color. Nose is sweet agave, dusty oak, minerals, light honey, pear, vanilla, herbs, black pepper. Taste is natural, sweet agave, honey, oak, vanilla, herbs, cinnamon, black pepper. Finishes a little buttery, with some slight sweetness, oak tannins, vanilla, cinnamon and pepper Love this light, natural tasting anejo, that still showcases a lot of agave Very similar to El Tesoro anejo, which is one of my favorites (same distillery, slightly different methods). Not quite as good, maybe 95%, but significantly cheaper around me, since they nearly doubled the price recently..so a nice regular day sub. Can be hard to find, so I snag a bottle when i see it

Neat. Pale golden color. Aroma is fairly light. Alcohol, faint agave, oak, vanilla. Flavor is also light and sweet with some oak, caramel, agave. Finish is dominated with saccharine sweet and tartness with some vanilla, oak, pepper. Not a bad drink, but nothing special for enthusiasts

Neat. Deep copper color. Aroma of fruity agave, oak, dark caramel, faint baking spices and alcohol. Flavor is caramel, agave, oak, apple/pear, vanilla, hint of pepper. Finish is long and sweet with oak, pepper, cinnamon, and vanilla Great juice for the budget EA class

Neat. Pale straw color. Aroma has lots of crisp, fruity agave, hints of dusty wood, white pepper, citrus. Minimal vanilla and caramel. Taste starts with sweet agave, light oak, light black pepper, delicate vanilla, pear and melon. Finishes with a soft flat sweetness with vanilla and some black pepper bite Great reposado for those looking for big agave with softer wood influence.

Neat. Aroma is dominated by the wood. Also some caramel, dark fruit, slight agave, citrus and minerals. Taste starts sweet with caramel, lots of char and oak, then agave, dark fruit, cinnamon and pepper. Finish is very long and dry with oak tannins, cinnamon, saccharine, black pepper The strong wood influence pushes the flavor profile close to bourbon. The agave plays a backseat on this juice. Bourbon drinkers would definitely enjoy this if they're looking to get into tequila.

Neat. Brassy color, Thin, long legs. Aroma is caramel, oak, smoke, agave, black pepper, slight vanilla, cherry, and citrus. Flavor is sweet caramel balanced with lots of dusty charred oak, spicy cinnamon and black pepper, some vanilla and agave. Finish has lots of oak tannins, some sweetness and pepper. Overall, I enjoyed this, but the flavor is a bit closer to a well aged bourbon than tequila.. That said, would make a great crossover tequila for bourbon lovers.