A little thin but nice notes of carmel, vanilla, baking spices and fruit. A nice purchase for the money

This añejo tequila impresses. Notes of baking spices, fruits, barrel spice (oak), and cooked agave intertwine seamlessly, creating a rich and harmonious taste. A subtle hint of honey and cacao nibs add a touch of sweetness, enhancing the overall palate for a truly enjoyable sipping experience.

Nose: Not a huge or dynamic nose, but many intricacies here. Caramel and barrel spices of nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon and vanilla to start. Also tropical fruit, white chocolate, a hint of celery and faint oak. Flavor: Rich and oily in the mouth. Sweet, honey like agave with forward barrel spices as mentioned above, with the addition of cardamom and white pepper. Then follows buttery caramel to quell the heat. Finish: Longish bold finish with a tiny mention of bitterness - not really a detractor though.

The barrel too this blanco to the next level. Well done.

a neat sipper on par with tequila costing 3 times the price

Smooth, slightly sweet, finish is somewhat harsh finish.

Lote: LCO240218AO, bottled on 24-02-2018. Color: dark yellow. Aroma: light cooked agave, light oak notes, light vanilla. Palate: spicy, wood notes that become slightly astringent, a touch of lactic note, vanilla, very light cooked agave. Finish is medium to long, very faint cooked agave & light wood notes persist.

Aroma - caramel, few spices Surprisingly decent flavor. Hint of honey, cinnamon Bold finish