NOM 1579. This anejo is all agave with a hint of barrel to add some spice. Wish I can find more of this. If you see it get it.
Lucked onto this well made Añejo marked down <$30 in Wilsonville, OR so I bought two! Nothing wrong with aromas of agave, vanilla, oak, cinnamon & very slight citrus. Flavors starts with agave, caramel, baking spice, slight citrus & honey. Changes to pepper & cinnamon in the medium long finish. Enjoying this sipper listening to crashing waves on the Oregon Coast.
Good agave flavor. Smooth light heat on finish.
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1579 from 2021. Sweet nose. Apple, honey, This one has sat for a while. And while sweet and fruity to start, it finishes a little sour.