Common La Cofradia profile. Lactic, cheesy, brine upfront on the aroma and
A butterscotch aroma with no complexity of intermingling smells. Light, mild butterscotch. The flavor continues the butterscotch and has some agave background but it also has alcohol. Oddly, the alcohol burns at the roof of the mouth. Not overly bad, it just is. The finish continues the butterscotch, still soft and mild but adds a mid chest burn from the alcohol. (Mild burn) Not peppery heat. Alcohol burn. I’ve always wondered about this brand and now I know. I’ll purchase and recommend other products.
The aroma is a mix of paint thinner, vanilla, and some agave. There is some mustiness in the aroma also. The flavor and finish are syrupy sweet. There is a little late burn deep in the chest. This smacks of additives. These are not the flavors of a well crafted, barrel aged product. I spent 4 dollars on an airplane size bottle. I’m glad I didn’t spend more.
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I was given a hefty pour at a get-together, and it wasn’t for my palate. I can recall citrus, brine and aggressive ethyl.