Tequila Extra Anejo Tequila Jalisco 40% ABV
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This spirit is crafted from 100% blue Weber agave, with distillation occurring at NOM 1477 in El Arenal, Jalisco. It spends at least 7 years aging in French oak before being presented in a black decanter at 40% ABV.
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This was my initial experience with an extra añejo, and it offered a smooth finish and a rich flavor profile with underlying complexity. I found it suitable for sipping neat or on the rocks. As a bourbon enthusiast, this añejo could easily become part of my regular selection. I highly recommend it.
I'm finding this quite pleasing. I detect notes of espresso, a touch of mocha, cinnamon, and a profound sweetness. When compared directly to the standard extra añejo, this version lacks some smoothness and presents a coffee intensity absent in the lighter bottling.
Pleasant with a sugary conclusion. Notes of honey, roasted wood, vanilla, and dried fruits. Attractive bottle, excellent sipping Tequila.
A nose of deep cherry and raisin. It's intricate and sweet, with a maple character. Quite enjoyable.
Excellent, pleasant, sweet, delicate aroma, full body, satisfying conclusion
Incredibly smooth.
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