Aroma: Deep, rich oak smell, coupled with caramel and vanilla. Taste: Slightly sweet, bourbonesque flavor, caramel and oak, with some cinnamon spice. Nice, silky mouthfeel. Finish: A rush of oak, black pepper, spice, and then the agave makes itself known. Overall: A delicious extra añejo from Casa Orendaín, well priced considering it’s aged 10 years. Another great tequila for bourbon drinkers and those who appreciate variety in their aged tequilas.

Lots and lots of bourbon on the nose and flavor. Smooth, mild burn, sweet caramelly, bourbony finish

aroma: heavy oak as to be expected. caramel and spices coming through nicely, smells very rich. taste: spicier than I was expecting. Cinnamon and more of those spices in particular some nutmeg and cinnamon. light vanilla but it's not too sweet. finish lingers but doesn't last as long as I had hoped.

Very spicy

I thought this was overrated, too much oak and whisky flavor.

For ten years in the barrel, this has great balance. Agave isn’t lost in all the time spent resting on oak. A forward caramel flavor profile that isn’t too rich at all, that type of mellow richness that makes this so smooth. Easy sipper, great price for the age statement.

Very smooth will definitely get this one again

Heavy whisky notes. Agave hiding in the finish.