Bottle of G4 de Madera Añejo Dia de Muertos 2025

G4 de Madera Añejo Dia de Muertos 2025

Type: Tequila
Brand: Tequila G4
Nom
1579
39 Ratings See All

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Production Details
NOM : 1579 ,
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : Jalisco (Los Altos) ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Altos Southern) ,
Cooking : Stone/Brick Ovens ,
Extraction : Tahona ,
Water Source : Deep well water ,
Fermentation : Wood tanks/pipones, 100% agave, Open-air fermentation, Fermentation without fibers ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Copper Pot ,
Aging : Whisky barrels ,
ABV/Proof : 43% abv (86-proof)
Other : -

Profile

Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

5
Cinnamon
5
Agave (cooked)
4
Chocolate
4
Baking Spice
3
Earth
3
Pepper (black)
3
Oak
2
Minerals
2
Caramel
2
Vanilla
1
Raisin
1
Barrel Spice

Flavors Detected

6
Cinnamon
6
Agave (cooked)
5
Pepper (black)
5
Baking Spice
3
Chocolate
3
Caramel
3
Vanilla
3
Oak
2
Earth
2
Minerals
2
Fruity
2
Nutmeg

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

Tequila Honey Badger
1070 ratings
  • 89 Rating

G4 Dia de los muertos 2025 Trying at home. Neck pour in a small jarrito. I let it sit about an hr to open. Not completely on purpose. I got distracted. Nose: is really good! barrel spice, caramel, citrus Palate: also very good. Got a hint of that agave bubblegum i get with OG El tesoro, with some barrel spice and wood Finish: is nice, The barrel spices carry thru with some wood and pepper - not oaky. I will revisit. In the meantime, I'm giving this 90 pts with a small drop for value

Tequila Wizard
720 ratings
  • 91 Rating

My buddies gave this to me for my birthday. What a treat. Nice nose of cinnamon, barrel spices, raisin, and chocolate On the palate I get a lot of cinnamon. The taste lingers on the tongue and the lips. Earthy, minerality, black pepper. Great long finish. If you are a lover of G4 this is a very nice one. Knocked it a point for price even though it was given to me by my friends. I know they paid a lot for it.

Tequila Wizard
738 ratings
  • 92 Rating

Wow! Sampled at Starved Rock Tequila Fest. Dinging this one for price, though this anejo IS less expensive than last year’s Reposado. But when it comes to aroma, flavor, and finish—this is a banger! Get yourself a glass ASAP. Classic G4.

Tequila Ninja
119 ratings
  • 90 Rating

For my 100th review, I’m choosing the brand that blew my mind— the one that showed me tequila can be enjoyed beyond taking tequila shots. My first additive-free agave experience was with G4 Repo, and that’s what led me down this incredible journey! Nose: Oak and caramel hit first, then some rich cooked agave and a bit of cinnamon. It’s got subtle aged vibes on the nose, but man, once you sip it, it’s way better. Palate: Right away, you get that peppery agave kick. Then sweet caramel rolls in, with cinnamon, vanilla, and some spice. Oak’s there and strong, but it doesn’t take over and everything stays balanced, with agave leading the way. Finish: Warm, sweet, and spicy. It fades out nice and slow, with caramel and baking spices sticking around for a mellow aftertaste. Final Thoughts: I’m a huge G4 fan, and this añejo is amazing. A lot of folks knock the value because of the $250-300 msrp price (me included), but let’s be real, you’re getting amazing tequila plus a gorgeous box that’ll look great on your shelf. G4 was smart with their marketing of the DOD bottle getting people to buy the whole set of four instead of just one. All in all, it’s a solid bottle where the agave is still the main event, and that’s what makes it awesome. If it weren’t for the price point around $ 250-300 for an Añejo, this would be a low to mid 90 for me!

Tequila Ninja
181 ratings
  • 91 Rating

Nose: oak, agave, lactic fruit (apple/pair), floral, butterscotch Taste: vegetal agave, oak, fruit, caramel, light floral notes, barrel spices Finish: caramel, fruity, barrel spices Will lose some points in value but absolutely delicious nonetheless.

Tequila Ninja
124 ratings
  • 88 Rating

This was an absolutely beautiful pour, and G4 is one of my favorite brands. I was able to try this tonight at a Día de los Muertos party, and the madera impact on the añejo was really nice. I think that it was a little too ethyl-forward to spend the money on it, even if half of the cost is the collector’s box.

Tequila Ninja
195 ratings
  • 92 Rating

Nose: Taste: Finish:

Tequila Phenom
335 ratings
  • 90 Rating

Aroma: (27) Agave, oak, baking spices, cinnamon, black pepper, apple, dark chocolate Taste: (24) Dark chocolate, oak, apple, black pepper, hint of agave Finish: (27) nice lingering dark chocolate, nuts, Overall: (90) Great Anejo still has the presence of agave but a great balance with the barrel notes including dark chocolate. $250 is high, part of price is for wood box. Value (5). I’ve had this bottle for about a month but waited until Nov 2 (12:11am) for Dia de Muertos to open. It was definitely worth the wait!

Tequila Savant
266 ratings
  • 91 Rating

Lost points for price, but this is an excellent tequila.

Tequila Savant
212 ratings
  • 96 Rating

Ugh. Just another superb Dia De Los Muertos special edition money suck. The actual tequila is an all-time great, pretty damn near perfect. But why must we have the $100ish up-charge for the wooden box? They got me for two of them, but I would have gotten a case if it weren’t for the price.

Tequila Ninja
114 ratings
  • 94 Rating

Excellent. I get some chocolate, baking spices, and agave on the nose. The body gives way to chocolate, baking spices, and more cooked agave. Really nice finish. Probably the best limited release tequila of this year. Got this at High Spirits aka NOM 609.

Tequila Wizard
602 ratings
  • 87 Rating

G4 Dia De Los Muertos Anejo Madera Really great Anejo, should be 90-91 but the high price point brings it down a few points.