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I am a fan of this one from G4. The nose gives you cooked agave with cinnamon and a faint caramel for a slightly sweet aroma. Black pepper joins in for that spicy note. The taste follows a lot of the aroma notes with some oak blending in. It definitely reminds me of the G4 family and I enjoy sipping this after dinner.
Nose: It opens with a distinct note that immediately recalls an old cigar box left empty for years - dry oak, sweet tobacco, and a light worn leather character. Herbal tones sit just beneath that, with agave and a steady mineral presence holding it together. A touch of cinnamon lifts through the back end, adding warmth without pushing too far forward. Palate & Mouthfeel: Medium and slightly slick on the tongue, carrying a clear mix of sweet agave and oak from the start. The flavors from the nose follow through naturally without feeling heavy. There’s a familiarity here that hits on a personal level, bringing me right back to my dad and the cigar box he kept on his dresser filled with loose change. That memory comes through in the profile without overwhelming it. The flavors stay clear, composed, and well balanced. Finish: Cinnamon and agave linger the longest, leaving behind a gentle, sweet warmth that hangs on without becoming cloying. Final Thoughts: This is a really enjoyable shift from the standard repo profile, offering more depth and character while still feeling easy to come back to. The personal connection makes it stand out even more for me, and it’s a shame it’s a limited release because it’s one I’d keep around without hesitation.
Black pepper and cooked agave jump right up front and dominate this G4 in both aroma and taste. Minerals and a minty vegetal taste follow with bell pepper, jalapeño, and mint. There is a citrus finish that makes it a crisper ending. Different than expected in a good way for a G4 and worth grabbing if you find it.
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