Nose- cooked agave, cinnamon, honey, baking spices Pallets is light, pepper, agave, caramel, butterscotch vanilla. Finish is quick with a nice a lingering pepper notes. The price point bring this level, Zumbador is an outstanding budget expression.

This was a really enjoyable anejo. Balanced, approachable, and packed with classic flavors. It delivers a lot for the price, making it an easy one to appreciate. On the nose, cooked agave comes through clearly, layered with vanilla and oak. Black pepper adds a bit of lift, while caramel and butterscotch bring a smooth, rich sweetness. Cinnamon and baking spice round it out with a warm, inviting aroma. On the palate, the nose translates almost perfectly. Cooked agave leads the way, supported by vanilla and oak. Black pepper adds a gentle spice, while caramel and butterscotch give it depth and richness. Cinnamon and baking spice carry through and linger nicely on the finish. Overall, this is a well-made anejo that hits all the right notes without overcomplicating things. Extra points for value. It’s a great example of a flavorful, affordable anejo that’s easy to come back to.

Lote 2. Insane value here obviously for a $35 añejo but certain notes and inconsistent pours prevent this tequila from reaching the heights it seemed capable of at times. At times it was truly great but others it felt unbalanced with a lack of agave that wasn’t present in the other Zumbador expressions I tried. Its highs were very high but its lows make you remember that this is a $35 añejo after all but probably the best $35 añejo you could ever find.

Caramel and cinnamon notes and a great progression from the repo. I purchased for $39 in Evansville and is great. Great value score.

Oak, cinnamon and baking spice in the aromas. Cooked agave, oak, tamarind and minerals in the taste through the finish.

Very light for a Anejo the cooked Agave still is very present in this. With the price point and light barrel influence this could be a Anejo that people who prefer Blancos could easily sip.

too light for a good anejo, lacking what you want when seeking a good anejo. minimum agave and barrel influence in nose and taste with a lot of brine. personally feel it's over hyped.

Very good for an Añejo. Not too smoky or dark, yet flavorful and light. Not a lot of competing tones or flavors.

Very light for an anejo. Has caramel and butterscotch with some cooked agave but the flavors are light. You can taste them but it’s almost bland. Easy drinking and nothing bad but if you’re expecting it to be exploding with flavor you’ll be disappointed. I think I like the repo better. Makes a decent old fashioned especially for the price.

Cooked Agave, Butterscotch , Caramel , Oak, Baking Spices

Nose. Cooked agave. Barrel room. Ocean air. Taste cooked agave. Barrel. Brine. Finish. Medium with a hint of pepper. Again good tequila at a great price.

A nice, very light agave-forward Anejo at a great price. easy to find in my neck of the woods. I recommend.

Zumbador continues to be one of the best value tequilas on the market. Solid anjeo and you can’t beat the price point

Very pleasant and affordable Anejo. Agave forward aroma. On the palate I get cooked agave, oak, earthy minerals, grassy notes and hint of caramel.

10/10 for value. You don't want to miss this one!

pepper sweet agave earthy wet grass oak citrus amazing tequila for the price

Taste cooked agave, sweet caramel/vanilla notes from being aged. have a hint of citrus, with strong vegetable notes near the end.