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INSÓLITO Añejo Tequila
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INSÓLITO Añejo Tequila

3.86 Decent

8 reviews8 ratings

74 critic score

Tequila Anejo Tequila Jalisco No age statement 40% ABV

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INSÓLITO Añejo Tequila is a 100% blue agave tequila brand supported by American country band Midland, in partnership with brothers Octavio and Alberto Herrera. They own Premium de Jalisco, the producer of the tequila. The distillery, situated in Mazamitla, Jalisco, stands as the highest in Mexico at an elevation of 7200 feet. It's crafted from a mix of Tequila Valley (20%) and Los Altos (80%) agaves. The añejo expression was matured in new American oak for 18 to 24 months. It became available in Texas in February 2020, with plans for expansion into other markets.

How it tastes

Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Tart 60
Sweet 50
Fruity 50
Bitter 40
Oily 30
Rich 20
Smoky 20
Floral 20

Reviews

Showing the most detailed of 5 parsed reviews.

Braxton Zelaya 4.3

Drinking it neat, it's straw colored and surprisingly lighter than the Reposado. The aroma is delicate, featuring citrus, fruity agave, and hints of toasted oak. It tastes clean and fruity. Bright agave is the main flavor, with a little charred oak, a slight touch of vanilla, black pepper, and notes of stone fruits like cherry, plum, lychee, plus floral hints. The finish is pleasant, a bit sweet and tart with some fruit notes. Overall, a very tasty drink. If I had tasted it blind, I would have guessed it was a Reposado due to its appearance and the subtle oak/vanilla. The Reposado from this line is completely different, much sweeter and dominated by vanilla that overwhelms the agave. I'll probably buy the blanco and anejo in the future, skipping the repo.

Brianna Lara 3.8

The aroma presents agave, caramel, oak, and a strong alcohol presence. The taste is very subtle. Minimal alcohol, vanilla, oak, cherry, pepper, and caramel are detected. The thickness is greater than its taste suggests. Observe the side of the glass and how it gradually descends.

Ora Beyer 4.0

Aroma: agave, cinnamon, baking spice Taste: Sweet on the tongue, caramel, citrus, sugar finishing with agave. Verdict: This would be enjoyable straight or with ice. Predominantly sweet and caramel.

Sam Childs 4.0

For the cost, it's exceptional. Highly advised to experience.

Reba Tabor

A slight burn accompanied by vanilla

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