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Tequila Chamucos Añejo
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ShatteredArm
Reviewed June 16, 2023Roasted agave, chocolate, vanilla, caramel, with a little bit of pepper on the back. Surprisingly good for a brand that doesn't seem to get any attention, and proof that additives aren't needed to make a good dessert tequila. -
Louri1922
Reviewed May 10, 2022Silky, smooth, roasted agave, flavors of vanilla and caramel, chocolate, roasted pineapple!…followed by ripened tropical fruits and mixed spices create a refined flavor…Excellent añejo!! -
ry-j-schaef
Reviewed February 12, 2022Vanilla note. Peppery finish (think Casa Dragones for less). A little hot. Very good! -
jonwilkinson7309
Reviewed September 4, 2020 (edited September 21, 2020)Tequila night! I picked up this bottle from K&L a few months ago. For whatever reason, Chamucos blanco and reposado seem to be readily available, but the anejo is much less common. Since we're headind into a warm Labor Day weekend (with the New England winter potentially right around the corner), I was in the mood for something from the wonderful land of Mexico. This is a prototypical tequila. Plenty of agave on the nose and palate, with some pineapple and pepper thrown in. There's a bit of spice on the finish that I'd say most closely resembles nutmeg. I didn't find any strong barrel notes from the oak, which is typical for me with anejo tequilas (I have yet to do a meaningful exploration of extra anejos). Overall, it's an easy and pleasant sipper. A very nice if unsurprising and unspectacular offering. I bought this for $46, which I think is a reasonable price. Not only do I like the dram; I love the bottle and the label as well. Perfect for a tequila! "Bottleoir", is you will. This would be a great introductory anejo tequila, as well as a great tequila for anyone looking for an easy, familiar dram.
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