The aroma has a mix of lychee and floral rose. Oak and cocoa add depth, supported by soft vanilla, black pepper, and a touch of baking spice. Light brine, fresh lime and orange citrus lift the profile, with a restrained ethyl presence. On the palate, cooked agave takes the lead, followed by layers of cocoa, almond and dried fruit. Citrus and floral notes weave through the mid-palate, while pepper builds steadily, carrying a alcoholic warmth that settles into the chest without becoming harsh. A toasted note rounds it all out. The finish is lingering cooked agave and light oak framed by a return of lychee and floral that closes the tasting.

this isnt as bad as it expected it would be. i think I got the liter for like 25 usd

Syrupy sweet, floral and oak on the nose Smooth agave sweetness and oak on the palate Very little flavor or finish

Nose: slight agave, vanilla and floral notes taste: strong baked agave, vanilla, butterscotch and sugarcane. finish: sweet smooth baked agave flavor very nice non authentic expression. Additives very overpowering. I almost taught it was an anejo. tequila experts stay away but people who don't care you will enjoy

A great tasting bargain value tequila . Some oak , maple, honey, butterscotch. Not bad , not great. Interesting claim of mix of 3 styles of production.