I do like this Anjeo. Very nice handmade bottle before they changed it.

You just can't find a cooler bottle that you'd want to use as decanter and show off. However, best done without label and with another product if you're going to do so. Aroma is great. Balanced, buttery, fruity. Taste is hmmmm. No payoff of what the aroma teases. A little flavor starts to well up then when you think it will expand...pffft! Nothing much afterwards. Wanted so much for this to be more but it is what it is and at the end of the day was well worth my money for the bottle alone.

Alcohol forward on the nose. Spices and agave are evident. Finish is smooth. Not a big fan of the Milagro tequilas, this is a much better product than the others that I’ve had.

I like this bottle from NOM 1420, bottle number 145, aromas are very pleasing, cooked agave, sweet, wood with a smooth mid palate and finish. Great package too boot.

We keep moving in the wrong direction here, don’t ask me how I know this bit this smells and tastes like shampoo. I think this is utter rubbish considering the premium price they charge.

Nose: Butterscotch, oak shavings, a cider note, ripe red fruit and some salinity. Flavor: Vanilla, butterscotch, white pepper, faint nutmeg, and lightly toasted oak. Finish is medium, with oak and some bitterness. An off note on the finish.

Some baked agave and vanilla on the nose. Clean and short finish.

Aroma has distant notes of tropical fruit and apricot. Flavor a bit harsh. First 2 seconds you can taste agave. But then, nothing. The finish just doesn't hit the mark. A bit of oak. A mild touch of stale white pepper. It's not a supper for me. The barrel # is 3126 and it was bottle #99. This would be pretty tasty which churros. Or use as an expensive mixer.

Cooked agave, tropical fruit, butter, oak, and black pepper on the nose. Legs appear quickly and close together on the glass. Medium sweet flavor with essence of honey and pepper. Nice long finish that develops over time with lots of complexity - cooked agave, charred oak, warm bread. Slightly bitter at the end. Bottle #091 of Barrel #3834.

slightly sweet and pillow soft aroma. caramel, oak and butter. rounded out with no agave but even on the butterscotch and spice. well balanced anejo oyamel washington, dc $17 champagne glass

I rated this tequila blind, during the 2013 Spirits of Mexico competition in San Diego.

Wow that's smooth. Just a tad too much back of mouth.

Aroma is sweet and slightly medicinal with cedar notes. Surprisingly subdued taste that begins with sweet barrel flavor a (caramel, vanilla) followed by slight spice and mint. Finish is short to medium. You are definitely paying a price for the bottle with this one. And, the bottle really is one of the better presentations out there. The tequila just isn't that great. Updated 8/15/2015

No noticeable aroma. Smooth caramel front followed by noticeable alcohol finish. Not a lot of depth to the flavor. Somewhat flat.

This is a departure from the core line. The select barrel anejo is around 70-80$ in my area. The price range is what I would expect

Wine-like aroma. Sweet, sugar, agave. Vanilla. Little pepper or spice.

Ok finish, some smoky notes.

Nom 1420 04/07/2003

Not as smooth or flavorful as the Reposado

Milagro Barrel Reserve Reposado $55 USD (Virginia ABC). Overall: Underwhelming. Nose: Sweet butterscotch, vanilla, and cooked agave up front. Some melon fruit, nutmeg, almond, and baking spices. Comes across as having addatives. Taste: Cooked Agave, fake vanilla, cinnamon, and a slight bitterness. Pepper spice. Finish: Medium peppery finish with a bit of an off taste.

Yummy banana chips

Heavy caramel notes on the nose, oaky smoky notes taste wise, super easy finish, would definitely drink again.

Chocolate, sweet

Vanilla

Birthday cake aroma Cinnamon and oak taste Smooth finish