Bottle of Corzo Añejo Tequila

Corzo Añejo Tequila

Type: Tequila
Brand: Corzo
Nom
1487
250 Ratings See All
Production Details
NOM : 1487 ,
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : Jalisco (Los Altos) ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Altos Southern) ,
Cooking : Autoclave (post diffuser) ,
Extraction : Diffuser ,
Water Source : - ,
Fermentation : 100% agave, Stainless steel tanks, Classical music, Fermentation without fibers ,
Distillation : 3x distilled ,
Still : Stainless Pot w/Copper Coil ,
Aging : French Oak barrels ,
ABV/Proof : 40% abv (80-proof)
Other : -

Profile

Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

8
Vanilla
7
Agave (cooked)
6
Alcohol
5
Oak
4
Butter
4
Caramel
2
Flowers
1
Pear
1
Lime
1
Nuts
1
Smoke
1
Pepper (black)

Flavors Detected

8
Agave (cooked)
7
Oak
7
Vanilla
6
Butter
6
Alcohol
5
Caramel
4
Smoke
3
Whiskey
2
Sage
2
Metallic
1
Nuts
1
Cherries (dried)

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

  • 61 Rating

Off putting aroma made me not want to taste it. Flavor and finish was very light. Not unpleasant, but very unremarkable. No reason to come back to this bottle.

  • 64 Rating

Same as the other one but the oak from the longer aging adds a bit of coverup from the Reposado. Nah...

  • 64 Rating

More time in oak has certainly calmed the flavours down, it’s soft which I can appreciate but I’m still not seeing an improvement.

  • 70 Rating

Caramel and vanilla, clean finish.

  • 76 Rating

buttery, nutty, tough finish, long alcohol finish.

  • 67 Rating

A very nice Anejo, a bit pricey but worth it

  • 50 Rating

Too much aftertaste. Not smooth at all.

  • 71 Rating

I got a sense of cotton candy when I opened the bottle. that truly lowered my expectations for this tequila. the taste was much better. it truly had some agave background and was a nice tequila, just not for me. but the price was very reasonable for an anejo it is worth a try. I wouldn't buy it again, but we all have a set of personal preferences. the aroma just ruined it for me.

  • 68 Rating

Decent aroma. Good flavor. Too much after burn from the alcohol. Makes it finish bitter.

  • 59 Rating

Strong Bourbon flavor. Bit overpowering

  • 65 Rating

Diffuser. Yuck

  • 51 Rating

caramel, agave, vanilla, bourbon, custard syrup, butterscotch, custard, oak

  • 87 Rating

This is a amazing tequila, but you will have to pay a decent price for it. The smell is one of cooked agave, and vanilla. The taste is strong, smoky, and very up front. The after taste is the best I have had so far, extremely buttery. The bottle was beautifully designed with a steel, and synthetic cork. Highly recommend.

  • 74 Rating

Slightly Smokey, vibrant after taste on the tongue. Little vanilla almost a sage or metallic like buzz on the tongue as well. Decent product.

  • 77 Rating

Enjoyed the oaky flavor without overwhelming the agave.

  • 88 Rating

Not a lot to say, better than average. Bottle looks great on the shelf if that is important to you.

  • 68 Rating

Just not a fan of this one.

  • 65 Rating

Very sweet flavor. Very different after taste. Not tequila? Cotton candy...

  • 65 Rating

mehhhh aaaahhh dunno. didn’t really feel it. aroma and taste both left something to be desired. others are preferred

  • 62 Rating

Not a big fan. Nose and everything else is dominated by hot alcohol. Some vanilla and spice. Braces the tongue for an extended period. Nearing the end of the bottle- I thing I enjoyed it more at the top.

  • 93 Rating

Another great sipper

  • 86 Rating

I didn't find as much vanilla as I have read in other reviews. A bit alcohol of a nose, but not too bad. Agave and caramel mouth, but little sweetness. Lingering spicy finish. I would consider another bottle from time to time. Overall a nice tequila, I like it.

  • 65 Rating

Anejo is very hot and quick. repo seemed more smooth.

  • 70 Rating

weak finish. antiseptic nose

  • 47 Rating

Leathery finish. Sweet taste that's quite unusual.