A definite improvement on aroma and taste from the reposado. The aroma is very subtle but good. The taste has plenty of sweet barrel that is nice. The finish is round and good. Overall a very inoffensive tequila—maybe good for non tequila drinkers.

Nice and easy drinker where the barrel doesn’t overpower.

Nose: Vanilla / caramel/ butter / melon / tea / nutmeg / honey / molasses / coffee/ cream soda Taste: oak/ agave / vanilla / butter / caramel / banana / lime / mint / tea / nutmeg / light baking spice / hint of chocolate/ molasses / cream soda Finish: light viscosity / lingering vanilla and baking spice notes / super quick finish / easy and smooth but no lingering enjoyment This anejo is enjoyable, though it lacks a lot of ‘bang’. Simple smooth and easy to drink…this anejo I would recommend to someone new on their journey who wants something smooth.

Vessel: Glencairn, Chisholm Trail Jarrito Nose: Agave, Oak, Maple, Carmel, Vanilla Mouthfeel: light to medium bodied. Palate: Pepper, Butterscotch Finish: Vanilla, Oak, Almond, Sweetness The 3rd and last El Bandido Yankee expression that I've tried. EBY seems to be a spirit that does not stand out with it's basic blanco but I've found that they have become increasingly more complex with barrel aging. I found this to be more enjoyable than I expected but I also could've used a bit less sweetness.

Sweet barrel nose that follows through on the palate. It’s not bad but not a favorite. Little too sweet for me

I think this is the star of the lineup. Blanco and repo are solid but I think for the price point, this is a solid offering.

It's been awhile since I've had the blanco or reposado, but this seems to be much sweeter and a bit too sweet for my preference.

Maybe a little caramel on the aroma Tastes like butterscotch can’t my Grandpa used to give me as a little girl. Finish is sassy in the mouth and down the throat

Sweet for me, not much scent but decent taste.

Smoothest of the 3…still not much flavor except for the oak…lacking nose

Really nice añejo. Agave flavor with notes of oak, maybe some almond, dark cherry, and cinnamon. Warm and short finish. Versatile añejo that won’t overpower if you put in a cocktail, but a great sipper neat or on the rocks.

Another great value by this brand. Lots of cinnamon, vanilla, and dark chocolate notes that I observed. Good stuff

oak and agave right up front balancing each other out. one doesn't stand out over the other. slight butterscotch and whisky flavor then a short finish. good value sipper @anejo_bros

Warm, spice, vanilla, almond, and cherry are what I tasted with this

The nose is all oak and vanilla. The taste has alot of the barrel with cinnamon, oak, vanilla and carmel. Would prefer more agave but this is an excellent value.

Very clean, mild agave taste. very mild heat. a real surprise, would not have bought if not rated well on this site.

Got all 3 expressions at Binnys. This Añejo was $55 which I think is awesome for an additive free brand. Really nice flavor to this. Whole family loved it over thanksgiving

Aromas: agave, oak, caramel, sweetness Taste: agave, caramel, oak Finish: complex and lil smoky

Deep and luxurious, the Anejo exudes a sumptuous aroma of dark chocolate and spice. Its velvety texture showcases a rich blend of roasted nuts and dried fruit, leading to a long, sophisticated finish with hints of oak and vanilla.

was not expecting this from a celebrity tequila. decent price. Cooked agave and oak. no harsh scents or taste. not a bad value.

This brand supports Trump and MAGA. You can decide if you want to give them your hard earned money. I won’t.

Picked this up for $50. Steal!

scent: strong caramel, big Sweetness, light agave, no sharp or harsh scents (no pepper) taste: barrel smoke (after taste), very light agave, medium minerality