Vessel: Chisholm Trail Jarrito Nose: Banana, Pear, Chamomile, Apricot, Butter, Anise, Almond Palate:Carmel, Pepper, Floral, Minerality, Oak Finish: Burnt Carmel, Oak, Floral, Cinnamon, Honey You can't accuse this of not being complex. There is so much going on here, it's insane. This Anejo goes from fruity to floral to sweet and then just continues shaking it up every direction there after. As the sip progresses more and more oak come out. By the time you finally get most of the Oak notes; you realized that the Oak took it's time and really earned its place, right where it belongs. Another absolute banger from Cambio!

Didn't realize this was listed.

nose is really great. palate is also really good. the finish is a little drier than I prefer. hence why I like the cambio regular anejo better. but this is quite good too

Cambio’s cellar series anejo “El Desliz” was the favorite out of my Cambio drinkthrough. The French oak implementation is pronounced & adds an enormous amount of depth to this exceptional anejo. On the nose I found notes that I often detect in Calvados/Armagnac/Cognac. Red current, cinnamon, stewed apple, chocolate, date, prune, grape skin, raspberry jam, wildflower, banana, barrel spice, pear, and black pepper. On the palate, cinnamon, vanilla, stewed apple, dark chocolate, citrus marmalade, grape jam, pepper, raspberry jam, lemon, malolactic funk, minerality, saline, and cooked agave. This is an austere sipper, one that will take time to unpack and may not be for everyone. That being said, this is the best anejo I’ve had in recent memory. I’ll be eagerly awaiting Cambio’s extra anejo. Additionally, I have found this Anejo for as low as 60$. Fantastic value

I feel like a freaking fanboy with this brand so I am looking for faults when I rate this bottle. Working my way from Sur Lie to Corazon to the Repo and Blanco, finding this bottle afterwards since it was out of stock, was a huge bonus. My problem now is grading this fairly. Everything about this bottle is fantastic. Aroma, flavors, and the finish are exceptional. So complex and it carries well beyond the sip. 99 proof with a bit more bite but still very smooth for its strength. Still very smooth to the palate. One last thing, this brand has been amazing to work with. I had order issues when I went onto Cambiotequila.com direct when I found this bottle’s availability. Amazing Customer Service - beyond expectations..

intense flavor. this is bold and unique. loads of barrel influence while maintaining the agave's integrity. cognac-like. very sweet. natural sweetness, though. . fruity - apple, apricot jam, prune, cherry, bright citrus. oak. butterscotch. it brings the heat, too, in a good way. the high abv amplifies the experience. finish offers a lingering sweetness. this is one to sip and to ponder. a thinking man's tequila. I recommend.

The nose is wonderful. There’s a bit of cognac and whiskey I pick up Apple definitely some agave and a level of chocolate. There’s definitely a touch of black pepper in here again get a little bit of banana and a touch of malolactic, but not as much as a reposado. On the pallet still the apple and a little more chocolate pepper maybe some cinnamon some agave’s cooked still a little funky little mineral fish is nice relatively expensive lots going on here pretty nice really compares to some more expensive Anejo I like it

It’s fitting that, for my 100th review, I picked something as good as this. Lots of butterscotch, caramel, and cognac notes. Reminds me a lot of Fortaleza Añejo, which is the highest compliment I can give a tequila. If you see this in the wild, buy it.

Agave Sawp El Dezliz 49% Nose: cooked agave, dried fruit, oak, grape Taste: oak, cooked agave, butterscotch, orange, cherry Finish: oak, butterscotch, fruit, grape, char Wow truly is the closest to G4 6 barrel you can get