G4 Añejo Tequila

It has a rich aroma, reminiscent of butterscotch like a fine scotch. The palate is less creamy and more minty than anticipated, somewhat like Arta Añejo. There's more wood present than expected, but the maltiness does emerge with some pleasant smooth cinnamon alongside toasted wood, giving it a butterscotch flavor that borders on toffee. It possesses a clean scotch profile somehow. I also appreciate the apple flavor, which confirms its scotch identity. It carries a bourbon-like quality that reminds me of Glenfiddich 14 or perhaps Compass Box Spice Tree. It's quite enjoyable, though I do think I favor the Reposado slightly more. I do appreciate the intriguing way the tequila elements interact, but the overall flavor isn't exceptional.

This is likely the most enjoyable tequila I've ever encountered. The agave flavor is dominant and virtually the sole profile, making it ideal for sipping.

Prominent barrel on the nose but less noticeable on the tongue. It's still good, but I believe the delicate character of the blanco and reposado has been lost.

The aroma carries notes of lime and salty agave. On the palate, there's a citrus zing, sweetened oak, and warming agave, with a hint of ash. The finish is moderately warming.

An acceptable tequila, but surprisingly light for an añejo. It tastes like a lightly aged blanco. Not recommended for sipping.

Very pleasant and flavorful! Incredibly smooth.