Agave, vanilla, cherry — but very light aroma for an Añejo. I’m tasting agave, vanilla, caramel, cherry, cinnamon, pepper, and just touch of oak. It’s soft and light like the Repo, with the cherry replacing the vegetal tones.

on Nose it's extremely light and bland and it's basically the same way with the taste. Very bland with a little bit of caramel. light vanilla and cinnamin, but way too light for me to really be able to get anything out of this. There's nothing offending, just a real light, nothing to it anejo.

Rated blind. Very good.

cigars and brown sugar on the nose, tobacco on the palette, strong smooth agave finish

Rated blind for MBTC 2018.

Quite ordinary in every aspect. It's not bad, but lacks of any notable momentum. Also I suspect the añejo descriptors (caramel, vanilla and sweetness) are a bit doctored. Life is short, why bother wasting any time? Next please!

I had a hard time picking up much aroma here. There's some light caramel on the nose and in flavor, but it needs to be more defined before I can start getting excited about it.

Taste slight caramel yet disappointing because hot alcohol burn and was expecting much more for the high price

The aroma did not match the taste and finish, very disappointed after spending over a hondo on it

Way overpriced for this tequila Smells really good however the taste is not great Very thick and oak flavored. Hangs with you for too long. Don’t like it. For $120+ there are much better tequilas

The nose is the best part and that’s not saying much. It displays a nice caramel and vanilla but not much agave. The mouthfeel is very thin with not much substance at all. From there there’s even less finish. What finish there is is like a thin, dry rubbing alcohol. Now that the bottle is open I’ll revisit in a few months to see if it improves.

Cooked agave, cinnamon and oak in the nose. Sweet cooked agave, vanilla carmel and barrel spice in the mouth. Honey, pineapple and butter in the finish

Although this tequila was smooth start to finish it really didn’t jump out with any other high points. It came across as average.

strong

Vanilla. Smooth with a bite at the finish.

Initially the aroma is a bit of alcohol and cooked agave but once it breathes for a couple minutes the alcohol dissipates and allows for more fruit to come thru. Color is nice golden and has nice fingering in the glass. The taste follows along with the aroma, mellows and smooths out when allowed to breathe. Finishes nice and stays on the back of the throat for awhile. Nice tequila and price is very good.

Although not my favorite in the line, still a good buy for the money. Not very complex, but a very easy, everyday tequila at a quality level of craftmanship. The blanco and reposado in my opinion reflect better products vs the anejo, however, that is not to say someone else would like this anejo over others. I would recommend.