NOM 1107 | The lead makes you think it may be ok…but horrible finish. Reminds me of Hornitos.

This is a nice Añejo. Still plenty of agave for tequila lovers but also some spicy pepper and light sweetness. Solid.

NOM 1107 | Found an old bottle of NOM 1107, Nose; sweet with cinnamon, lime peel, sea salt, and earth. Palate is missing the aroma, but with some citrus and mineral flavors added. Finish is short with citrus and earth tones but lack complexity

NOM 1535 | At Señor Tequila $15/neat. Nose; sweet with cinnamon, lime peel, sea salt, and earth. Palate is missing the aroma, but with some citrus and mineral flavors added. Finish is short with citrus and earth tones.

At Señor Tequila $15/neat. Nose; sweet with cinnamon, lime peel, sea salt, and earth. Palate is missing the aroma, but with some citrus and mineral flavors added. Finish is short with citrus and earth tones.

NOM 1107 | Aroma: Initially lots of butter but after it sits for a second some cherry and caramel. There is also a slight hint of oak. Flavor: Slightly bitter. Definitely some oak on the finish in combination with vanilla. There is a bit of pepper on the front which balances it out well. Finish: Solid finish, definitely hang around and leaves a lot of flavors in the mouth. Definitely the best finish of the line.

NOM 1107 | NOM 1107 Although this is a relatively pale añejo, there is quite a bit of oak in the aroma - sweet vanilla, nutmeg, and a bit of mint. Flavor is smooth and sweet upfront followed by baking spice and black pepper. Nice transition from sweetness to spice. The finish lingers medium to long. 6/21/2017 (vertical tasting)

NOM 1107 | butter, butter scotch, oak and exceptional nose. I'm about to put this on as a cologne and go out for the night. extraordinary sipping anejo. smooth, fresh with hints of pepper topped with layers of butter and sweet caramel before it vanishes from your pallet. a true achievement in distilling. congrats el viejito

NOM 1107 | NOM 1107. Aroma of vegetable, spice and oak. Balanced flavors of oak, spice, cooked Agave, vanilla and chocolate. Long finish with a bite.

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NOM 1107 | The overproof to 84 is interesting in this spicy anejo from El Viejito distillery. Makes it seem a little dangerous, Peligroso so to speak. Yeah I've been drinking lol.....

NOM 1107 | Very clean affordable tequila with a smooth finish, Enjoy without breaking the bank

NOM 1107 | Bargain tequila Pretty good taste Finish is clean Not a top shelf

Too light for an añejo, seems like a reposado. It has interesting notes of vainilla, caramel, spices. Diffuser tequila, no thanks.

NOM 1535 | agave, wood, cinnamon

NOM 1535 | My go to tequila. $25 for a bottle of smooth Anejo. Really stands up well against bottles twice the price. Oh and John Wick drinks it. How can you go wrong with "dangerous" tequila?

NOM 1107 | Cherries Light on agave or wood

Roasted agave, easy to drink, nothing stands out, warm. Some bitterness. Some oak.

NOM 1535 | Aroma is subtle, hints of vanilla and agave. Wonderful flavor, vanilla notes with hints of pepper and caramel. Nice gradual finish.

NOM 1535 | Heavy alcohol nose and taste. Finish is less than tolerable. Blah.

NOM 1107 | This is a sweet and balanced Anejo that I share with my whiskey drinking friends -and they always love it! With a strong oak presence, I'm not surprised. I myself can't help but think of bourbon when I'm drinking this. Cooked agave, citrus, cinnamon, and caramel notes make this very enjoyable. The bottle has a cool design too. My only complaint is that alcohol sometimes overpowers the nose and taste, but for a overproof spirit that should be expected.

Drinking neat. Light for an anejo, but solid overall. Light, almost fruity aroma and flavor. Nice, reasonably smooth finish.

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To me this tequila was a little rough for an anejo. Perhaps I was expecting too much, but it was more like a reposado to me.

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