Tekiah Kosher Añejo
“Pleasant but little restrained nose and palate, enjoyable white pepper, caramel and vanilla palate with agave still pleasant, mild sweet and peppery short finish. ”
More info →“Nose of mint, agave and cinnamon, Starbucks walnut pecan bread. Thick mouthfeel, vegetal earthy flavor with anise, pepper, and citrus. ”
More info →“The nose of strong alcohol, cooked agave, licorice, citrus, black pepper. Strong pepper and citrus flavor, mineral, earthy. Long lasting peppery finish.”
More info →“Very agave forward, unapologetically intense, unpolished, great cooked agave and citrus and vegetal nose. Strong vegetal and mineral palate, strong hot alcohol vibe, long peppery finish. Great strong base for mixed drinks.”
More info →“Nose: Dark chocolate, coffee, vanilla, stout, tobacco and rich dessert sweetness. Palate: Thick, oily, and nicely viscous. Chocolate and stout lead the way, with coffee, caramel and vanilla following behind. The agave is light but still noticeable, adding some balance. Finish: Long and lingering, with sweet notes of dark chocolate, coffee, and stout. Mild, smooth, and dessert-like from start to finish. Excellent choice for late night drink. ”
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Tekiah Kosher Tequila Blanco
“Good cooked agave flavor with somewhat overpowering mint. A solid, straightforward tequila with herbal, peppery notes and light minerality. It isn’t overly complex, but it loses a few points due to its relatively high price, especially after factoring in shipping costs. A solid mixer.”
More info →“It earns solid credit for its long finish, but I took a few points off for the aroma and non-complex flavor, and more importantly for the price and limited availability. I think the cost will ultimately have the biggest impact on its ratings. That said, it’s an inspiring charity project, and I’m genuinely proud of what the ladies have created and the cause they’re supporting”
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Tequila 30-30 Añejo
“The aroma takes you right into a bourbon distillery. It’s so pronounced that it brings back memories of my most recent Bourbon Row trip. For bourbon drinkers, this is a sleeper—you get a superb bourbon barrel-aged añejo for a fraction of the cost of Tears or Código 1530. Perhaps it could benefit from a bit more proof—higher ABV would likely temper the sweetness and add more depth and length to the finish. Overall, though, it’s an outstanding bang-for-your-buck pour. Pair it with a great steak, and you’re on a roll. Salud! ”
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Xoloitzcuintle Black Dog Extra Añejo
“It takes bold agave character to shine through rich French oak flavors rather than get lost beneath them. Xolo did it beautifully. Great French oak aging starts with exceptional agave. Great success but pricey. Superb artwork.”
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El Ateo Añejo
“Unbeatable price for that quality French oak aged extra Anejo ”
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