Herencia Mexicana Extra Añejo Tequila

The aroma is incredibly rich, sweet, and caramel-like with hints of orange. The palate is much less sweet but still quite enjoyable, featuring orange, wood, and caramel that verges on cotton candy, plus a slightly medicinal note. That nose is truly spectacular, making the body's lack of intensity disappointing. There's also an unusual grape flavor that's interesting but likely not ideal for a regular drink. It has some spice but is mostly sweet and fruity with some barrel-induced richness. There's not much smoke, but there is some tartness and definitely minerality. Some of the fruit notes resemble blossoms. It has a cola-like flavor with hints of corn syrup and chocolate. It's clearly meant as a dessert beverage, even though it's not as sweet as it first seemed. It's quite tasty and sippable, with good complexity and balance. However, I wouldn't choose it first due to its mildness and limited complexity.

A refined Agave Spirit from Herencia Mexicana, crafted with 100% blue agave, twice distilled at Positios Ranch in Arandas County, Jalisco, Mexico, and aged in oak for 3 years and 8 months prior to bottling. It presents an aromatic beginning with hints of agave, wood, tropical fruits, herbs, and spices; a rich body then introduces notes of caramel, baked agave, oak, and smoke, culminating in a complex, medium-length finish. May 2017

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