Aroma: Yellow florals, fresh herbs, cut grass, mint, petrichor, and citrus rind. Palate: Orange zest leads with subtle earthy and mineral notes. Finish: Medium finish with lingering orange zest, savory minerality, and a touch of sweetness. Overall Notes: A noticeable improvement from what I remember, showing better balance and a cleaner profile.

Nose: sweet agave forward, pepper, herbs, citrus, cinnamon Taste: sweet cooked agave dominant, herbs, pepper, light touch of cinnamon on the finish Relatively simple profile. For around $45 not a bad value here.

Nose is agave forward followed by lime, grapefruit, earthy, vegetal, straw, pepper and a hint of cheese Taste starts with a nice peppery bite. Agave, cinnamon, herbal, citrus, and earthy. Nice oily mouthfeel with a medium/short finish with notes of cayenne, mint and grapefruit.

Nose: Bold citrus with very light notes of hay and malted vanilla. Taste: Agave, earthy, herbal, white pepper. Finish: Nice initial tingle that mellows quickly, with a lingering herbal trail. Not too light or too hot, right down the middle. Interesting contrast between the different aroma and flavor. This is very easy to sip. Its citrus and earthy notes would make for a killer tequila mojito, or of course a margarita if that’s all you can imagine. The distillery change is a big step up.

Sampled at Binnys All Things Agave. Good aroma and palate. Big improvement from the new NOM 1621.