Tequila 1921 Añejo

A pale, light-bodied añejo. The aroma is a pleasant, mellowed agave. The taste is smooth and effortless, with a subtle oak presence. It's agreeable but doesn't offer much to ponder, which is fine since I'm spending my time downloading FFXIV at a glacial pace. I guess it balances out my self-inflicted suffering. An excellent starting point for those new to or hesitant about drinking tequila straight. As a side note, the bottle is attractive, sturdy glass with a wax seal. Very appealing.

Sampled at a local bar upon the bartender's suggestion. Citrus and floral notes on the nose, perhaps with a hint of pineapple. The taste is predominantly pineapple, finishing with a crisp sensation.

An excellent tequila for sipping neat. Offers great roasted agave flavors, followed by brown sugar and raisin notes, reminiscent of butter tarts! This would be ideal for the winter or Christmas season.

It tastes more like a reposado. It's good, but not outstanding.

Incredibly mellow