Dos Artes Extra Añejo Tequila

Consumed neat. The aroma is sweet, with caramel, oak, vanilla, and cream soda. The taste is extremely sweet, with sucralose, cream soda, and burnt sugar. Any complexity is overpowered. The finish is very sweet, with sucralose. Clearly an additive-heavy product. It smells better than it tastes. The bottle is cool, though... admit it, that's why you're buying it. If you enjoy Clase Azul Repo, this offers a comparable experience for less money. It has more style than substance. It's an 80 proof oaked cream soda liqueur.

Vanilla, caramel, and yes... artificial. It's clear these producers add vanilla or glycerin or something similar, like other brands. Where is the agave flavor?

A superb butterscotch agave creation. I've been searching for this tequila for over a decade, and it's consistently as good as the first time.

The finest tequila I have ever experienced. I am not typically a big tequila drinker, but this one is comparable to sipping a fine bourbon or whiskey.

Very smooth with flavors of caramel, cinnamon, and a cool, refreshing hint of mint. An excellent tequila for sipping.

Tastes like an orange creamsicle... incredibly smooth, sweet, and citrusy. A dessert in a glass, simply delicious straight.