Not overly impressed. Mid palate and finish was blah
Not a favorite. A little blah tasting.
Nose: cooked agave, some earthy notes, tropical floral, and honey Flavor: Hot spicy entry, cooked agave, some sweetness, has a dry mouth feel Finish: Has a big pepper finish that lingers
NOM 1502- It has a wine aroma with some vanilla, butterscotch, cinnamon, caramel, and maybe some fruit. It's an ok anejo, but a bit overpriced at $50. There are so many better brands you can get in that range. Overall a decent sipper.
Lou Agave gives his opinion of Paqui Añejo in this video review.
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