Manik

Neat. The nose carries considerable alcohol heat, alongside wood, earth, agave, vanilla, and herbs. The initial taste is bold, with herbal bitterness, a hint of cooked agave, and notes of vanilla and musty oak appearing and disappearing after one adjusts to the bitterness. Towards the finish, there's warm cinnamon and pepper, with herbs and a saccharine bittersweetness, plus a mild alcohol burn. A worthwhile experience for those seeking a crisp, herbal tequila with less sweetness and a bit of a kick. It would also perform well in cocktails to counter overly sweet mixers.

A curious Blanco... recommended solely for those who deeply appreciate agave! It presents intense smoked agave notes... hitting you upfront... but after it calms slightly with ice... it proves quite pleasing and intricate. Steer clear of their Extra Anejo... dreadful liquid.

A distinctive peppery reposado with good flavor. Quite smooth, but a bit zesty when neat. Pouring it over ice cools it down significantly, making it an excellent choice for warm weather sipping.

Pretty decent, I get a little pepper flavor as well which makes it a little hot, but not too bad. Overall its' pretty smooth

Silky with a slight sting on the finish. Quite drinkable over ice

Initial sharp ethers, followed by a smooth aftertaste.