NOM 1137 | Not a bad XA considering the price. Lots of barrel notes on this one. Nose: oak, caramel, vanilla, black pepper, whiskey, some cooked agave but it take a back seat to the barrel notes. Palate: a lot of barrel notes again. Oak, vanilla, caramel, black pepper. Cooked agave takes a back seat to the barrel notes on the palate. There is also whiskey and some chocolate notes. Not a bad XA for the price. The bottle is stellar.

Strong vanilla and caramel, a little watery

love the bottles. gorgeous! grand mayan used to be one of my favorite tequilas 8-10 yrs ago. it is a bit sweet for me now. my rating is based on old notes. very sweet. one small glass with dessert. not sure if there are additives.

NOM 1459 | Beautiful bottle with a very well executed extra añejo. It has some bite to it and some pepper notes, in my opinion always welcome given they didn’t try to hide them with additives. Great sipper and a looker for sure.

Great price for either a liter or 750ml. And pretty solid XA in a cool bottle which is uncommon.

Nose- loads of oak up front, vanilla, little dried fruit Taste- oak, cinnamon, butterscotch, vanilla, little nuttiness, white pepper Short finish

NOM 1173 | Awesome hand painted / beautiful bottle. This XA is full bodied, a lot of wood and caramel flavors. Scored high for the value/price, you can’t beat it

NOM 1173 | Pretty neutral on the nose, nothing pulling me in and getting the blood flowing. Semi sweet, wet wood and almonds, short finish that fades into my short memory. *NOM 1173

NOM 1173 | This XA is an excellent value in the 1.75 liter bottle. $100 @costco for essentially 2 bottles of XA tequila. The aroma is good with sweet flavors of vanilla and oak and some cooked agave. The flavor is ok and still has some agave flavor. It is sweet but not too much. The finish is the best part...really smooth but still tequila. A little bite (in a good way) going down.

NOM 1173 | Dark amber appearance. Nose: Butterscotch and vanilla. Ripe dark berries, jammy fruit aromas, and citrus. A cider note, sharp earthiness and undercurrents of oak and cedar. Flavor: Round butterscotch flavors with some nuttiness. Moderate pepper heat, citrus and orange peel. I expected a more opulent mouth feel. Finish: In the finish, the “moderate” pepper heat and barrel spices build to a crescendo. As the decrescendo transitions in, there is pleasing butterscotch and anise, with hints of cedar shavings.

Very oaky, good value for XA, bottle is amazing.

NOM 1137 | This XA from 1137 has the distinct Cofradia profile but nothing that really differentiates it from other product from the distillery. Good but not great.

NOM 1137

A little pricey

Denver Airport

sweet vanilla aroma. pronounced barrel notes on palate. Harsh finish on first sip.

Smooth warm aroma. A little less depth than a traditional extra anejo. Slightly pronounced alcohol finish above a normal extra anejo.

NOM 1463 | Aroma: bourbon, cherry, waffles Flavor: raisin, butter pecans

Aroma has good notes of caramel and vanilla, clean and aged taste, and a lingering bite. Overall, it's good.. just not $100 good.

Reminds me of wet grassy & nutty aroma. I don't get sweetness in the aroma. the finish is a little harsh but very drinkable. It's pricey, beautiful bottle.

NOM 1459 | Oak and agave on the nose, and a great balance of oak, agave, vanilla and caramel on the palette. Very soft and smooth and sweet. A great sipping extra Añejo.

NOM 1459 | Got and not smooth finish

Oak , vanilla , Carmel , peppery

for the price there are better X.A I think. it is mediocre