Just opened in 2025 old school 1146, no laser stamp, batch # 1799 nose was amazing, slightly high proof at 41.7 ABV. Lots of spice, light sweetness, long finish. Simply amazing

Well all around spirit from nose to finish. I wish this one was still around.

Barrel spices, subtle oak, baked agave, vanilla. Not very long finish.

Quite old bottle, more than 15 years old. Early 1146 product and still has alcohol and barrel spice even being open for so long.

Aromas of bake agave & vanilla. Smooth entry. A little warm on the back of the tongue. Light, sweet agave notes. Lots of medium toast oak. White pepper turns to cinnamon heat and then mellows. Truly a classic tequila that every Tequila Afficinado must taste!

Nom 1107. (41.7% alc/vol). Very light in color for an añejo . Medium body. Moderate aroma of baked agave, wood and olive. The predominant flavor is wood, with hints of agave, olive and spice. I was expecting a lot more from this one. This may have been an old bottle that was compromised by age. The bartender had to dust off the bottle before he even attempted to open it.

Outstanding Anejo from 1146. This was the best distillery to produce this brand.

Light oak, smoke

Nice old school tequila I ran across one day on my tequila trail of south Texas. Another treasure find at mom and pop stop. And she had one more bottle waiting on me just calling my name

Very light smell, hint of oak aging at the most. Now I can’t believe I’m going to say this because I think it’s over used but here it goes. It has a buttery mouth feel! Damn it now I have to drink my regrets away. At least there’s more in the bottle! Finish is short but tasty if you like the woody flavor.