NOM 1079
Definition of a solid old school añejo. Nose and palate are a perfect match and well balanced. Agave forward, dried fig, raisins, yams, mocha, cinnamon spice all come together nicely to make this older NOM 1079 version a must in any home bar. Harder to find now. So grab any you can find.
NOM 1079
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LOTE 05, bottled on 31/12/04, tasted on 10-8-23.
Color: yellow to dark yellow.
Aroma: cooked agave, vanilla, light stone fruit sweetness, slight acidity, light camphor wood note. Buttery. Light citrus. A touch of lactic note. Minty.
Palate: confirms aromas perceived, good sweet sour & citrus balance.
Finish is medium to medium long, cooked agave and citrus notes persist.
Aroma: sweet agave, oak, caramel, spices, and a surprising hint of mint in the background.
Taste: Very tasty, matching the aromas, plus vanilla and a buttery sweetness, along with a touch of smooth heat from the alcohol (40%abv). Finish is very smooth and lingers nicely.
NOM 1586
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Awesome. Super creamy, delicate while complex. Soft finish..
Only gives option to rate as three different bins but the one I’m enjoying is 1580.. not 1586.
NOM 1079