NOM 1426 | *After letting this aerate for a few days, the strong acetone aroma/taste is more subdued. The opening carries wood, caramel, citrus, and a sweetness reminiscent of sarsaparilla, and a noticeable ethyl presence. On the palate, caramel leads with a fleeting jab of butter before cooked agave and orange/lime citrus emerge. Anise, pepper, and the same acetone thread detected in the blanco weave themselves into the añejo. A gripping wood tone anchors the profile, layered with consistent petrichor, crème brûlée reminisce, and a firm touch of barrel spice. The finish lingers with fading yet persistent wood, orange citrus, and light grassiness, while the petrichor clings.

NOM 1426 | Nice aroma and consistency, but harsh taste and finish.

NOM 1426 | Excellent value añejo. Nice aroma with basic wood and agave flavors and a great finish. At $32 a bottle, this price will blow you away more so than the juice. (.48)

NOM 1426. delicious easy sipper. reminds me a lot of Don Pilar anejo @anejo_bros

NOM 1438 | NOM 1438 | Great, unique flavor profile at an incredible price

NOM 1438 | Solid tequila with great flavor. I love how it’s not the basic anejo with just caramel or vanilla flavors, the hint of chocolate and raisins is a nice touch. This one will stay in my rotation.

NOM 1426 | Good añejo. Very woody nose of oak, vanilla and slight pear. Sweet initial flavor with strong oak, baked agave, caramel, vanilla and has an initial strong alcohol finish that smooths out quickly.