Strong butterscotch and Wether’s Original aroma. Flavors of almond, butterscotch, marzipan, white pepper, sherry, but not much agave or oak. The flavor has more going on than the one-dimensionally sweet aroma. This is very approachable and would be excellent for newbies and crossovers. At <$70 for an Añejo from an excellent distillery—it’s a good value.

Nice nose: sweet agave & vanilla. Smooth taste: very sweet, with vanilla & caramel notes. Labeled additive free, but I would have guessed otherwise. Very smooth sipper with a pleasant, lingering finish.

nose: barrel spice oak caramel vanilla alcohol palate: is subdued barrel notes caramel vanilla finish: a little dry with sweet agave and pepper easy sipper note: i wonder if the closed fermentation and aeration tamed down the flavors and complexity?!?

Good barrel nose on this anejo with a well balanced agave and barrel flavors. Nose: cooked agave, vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, oak, and butter. Palate: cooked agave, black pepper, butterscotch, caramel, and some oak. Not a complex anejo by any means but really easy and enjoyable to sip.

Nice nose. Sweet agave, vanilla and caramel. Fruity. The palate on this one is better than the blanco and repo. The balance is better. Sweet agave and barrel notes.

Nice barrel nose that follows through on the palate. Nice caramel notes. I like this

Lots of butterscotch and caramel

A bourbon aroma dominates upon opening. Barrel oak, whiskey notes, caramel and very low key peppery linger. Smooth and easy to sip.

Aroma: once I get past the initial hit of alcohol, there’s a pleasant caramel sweetness along with a healthy amount of oak. I also smell a little bit of vanilla and coconut Flavor: a surprising amount of black pepper followed by some oak, cooked agave, and citrus notes. Not overwhelmingly complex but not hard to drink either. Finish: very short and watery. Doesn’t leave a whole lot of flavor behind.

This was the least favorite of the expressions. Not much agave for me. Lots of sour barrel notes.

Carmel, cooked agave & cinnamon in the aromas. Oak, citrus, and dried cherries in the flavors. This is a good añejo.

My friend gave me Santo Fino. Aroma : cook agave, cherry and vanilla its a great tequila

Yes please.

Good aroma Slightly sweet. Balance of agave vanilla caramel a little butterscotch Taste is agave vanilla oak barrel some whiskey pepper Good finish silky

Aroma is agave with intense barrel notes. Hints of caramel and vanilla with a layer of earthiness. On the palate it’s agave forward, whiskey, barrel notes, spicy pepper, caramel, vanilla, cinnamon, and earthy like a nice gravel road going through a hay field. Finish is excellent- agave lingers with a nice silkiness and the whiskey barrel notes are emphasized with pepper and spice.

Great flavor-smooth sipper with a nice finish. Whiskey and Carmel notes. Enjoy this one.

Subtle sweet aroma. Very smoky flavor with a hint of sweetness and spice. Quick finish.

Delicious anejo to sip. Very smooth. Caramel dominates and I love it.

Aromas: agave, fruity, vanilla, caramel Taste: agave, caramel, oak and vanilla Finish: balanced, smooth and spicy

Solid aroma. Nice vanilla and spices. Finish somewhat pepper filled, but that's just plain lovely.

This new bottle batch is very tasty. Easy to drink, sweet vanilla and agave. This is way better than I expected!!

Smooth

Not too peppery

Nothing special for me. Over hyped brand

I have been waiting patiently for this for a few years. totally worth the wait. I bought 3 bottles of this, sooooi good.