Agave, oak, vanilla, and grapefruit. Nice price point. Excellent Añejo.

Relatively light color for anejo. Nice legs. Great clarity. Nose is subdued, which I like in anejo and XA. I get an interesting grilled pineapple smell on this + cinnamon + soil. Much more citrus forward and less oaky than I expected. Tastes of light wood, lemongrass, black pepper. Not vanilla at all for me. Not super complex. Really light barrel hand on this. Modestly long finish that doesn’t change much, but is very pleasant indeed. I’m a fan. This is a blanco drinker’s anejo.

Nice agave on the nose. I agree, the repo is better. Little bitterness on the finish but overall not bad

Aroma: sweet agave, oak, butterscotch. Stewed or dried fruit… orange rind. A little vanilla, cinnamon and baked bread. Tobacco? Flavor: nice agave mixed with oak, cinnamon and vanilla. There’s a pop to it and spiciness that I like from this brand. It’s fruity to me but cooked fruit. Carmel. Deeper and richer flavor. Dried charry and plums maybe. Finish: long and tingly. I get a little bit of wet grass toward the end which is really interesting. Overall: this is an outstanding tequila. Lite and well balanced. It’s got some subtle complexity to it- if that’s a thing- and it all works really well together. Some agave, some fruit, some baking spice. I’d pay happy pay double the price for this añejo. It’s a steal. This brand always over delivers.

It’s a great Añejo. Not a lot of barrel influence who’s is great! The price is also amazing! Nice Añejo choice.

Aroma: Sweet cooked agave, an interesting funky note. Followed by caramel and vanilla. Very earthy and somewhat floral, that’s the only way I can describe. Sweet, earthy, and floral. Palate: Heavy on the agave, and spice. Absolutely some Cinnamon and the barest hint of toasted walnut or pecan. Definitely earthy, and oaky, though not overpowering. Very complex, nice balanced sweetness. Verdict: An absolute stunner imo, this will be on regular rotation. It’s a very agave forward and full bodied añejo that lets the agave shine. This might just be the perfect agave lovers standard añejo. It’s complex without being over the top, just good agave, good tequila, good barrels, and a good amount of time resting. Wonderful tequila, I strongly recommend this to be in your collection. Absolutely stellar tequila.

Love the whole Siete Leguas line what an amazing tequila. I started drinking this tequila at dinning table with my mother-in-law and we almost finished the bottle. It is so easy to drink.

Aroma: Slightly sweet cooked agave with some oak. Taste: Sweet cooked agave with hints of vanilla. Finish: Agave again on the finish, with a burst of grassy citrus. Overall: A delicious añejo tequila, one that keeps the focus on the agave, and much less on the barrel, although the barrel contributes just to enough to improve the complexity of the flavors.

Nice anejo. Aroma- cinnamon, agave, clove , little vanilla. Taste- agave, little oak and loads of pepper. Nice anejo that’s not overly Oaked

An extension of their repo, slight more wood notes, balanced and enjoyable

Solid overall, and great value for the price.

A great anejo at a great price. Everything you would want in an anejo: cooked agave, cinnamon, buttery nose with some citrus in background. Those aromas continue through on the flavor with butterscotch, vanilla and caramel. Orange peel, chocolate, fresh pineapple (aftertaste, not initial bite), banana and some oak enter in gradually. Retrohale (retrotaste) allows flavor to develop on the medium to semi long finish

The nose is whiskey and oak, cooked agave sweetness, earthy, honey, pepper and spice. Vanilla with a pinch of butterscotch, caramel, pepper, vegative, with fruit and smoke and a hint of nuts and cinnamon along with some burnt caramel. The taste is smooth and silky, creamy and buttery, honey, vegetal, spice, light caramel, brine and light vanilla, along with some light fruit and some heat on the back end. The finish is spicy and okie, would vanella notes, peppery, slight alcohol tangle and some light brine, ending in a medium to long laid finish. This is truly a clean, complete and traditional anejo.

Aroma : Cooked agave and oak predominate. There is also some fruity, rasberry notes here, and some vanilla as well. Taste : A small amount of cooked agave here. Some oak and a small degree of vanilla. There is also a cashew/almond nuttiness as well. Some oils and medium/full bodied. Slightly bitter. Finish : Medium/long finish with some emphasis on the oak and nut aspects of the taste. Fantastic Añejo. I really like the nut notes on this tequila. If only there was some fruit-like notes on the taste this would easily score in the 90+ range.

Excelente ! A true sipper

Nothing but excellent flavours going on, got some kind of marshmallow thing going on in the background that’s a fun change. For the record I’m drinking the 38% version from 10 years ago(ish).

Fruity and spicy nose of cloves and berries. Vanilla, cooked agave and light oak flavors. Very balanced with nice mouth feel - a tiny bit oily. Nice sipper!

Orange flower water, flan, vanilla

Nice balanced anejo ... Would like it better if it had a natural cork rather than plastic screw top.

oak, butter, all spice aroma. great soft tones on the nose. more antiseptic than I anticipated. lasting numb burn. dry finish that's peppery and oaky.

This is an aroma bomb! I get agave, honey, oak, raspberry, cherry and vanilla. Incredibly complex and amazing. The flavor has lots of pepper, oak, cherry and a bit of agave. That's one thing I absolutely love about this line. All the way throughout you get agave. The finish is nice and fairly mellow. Lacking a bit but that could be because I'm tasting the Mexican bottling (38% Alc.)

Creamy, buttery, smooth and delicious. I find myself loving this añejo and it's one of the few that I drink frequently.

LOT: L166/23 Blind tasting with: Tapatío, Siete Leguas, Tepozán, Cascahuín y Herradura, all añejos. View: a. Pale greenish yellow, pale for a vintage. Acceptable tear adhesion. Freshly served; Aroma: very mineral and herbal, a little astringency and barrel, vanilla and cashews. Taste: very pleasant sweetness, light and pleasant wood, herbaceousness and minerality. Astringent and slightly vanilla aftertaste. A little dried red fruit. I let it oxygenate so that it opens for 20 minutes. Aroma: opened towards the herbal and mineral. A little wooden, but discreet. Flavor: Very sweet, mineral, herbal, vanilla and wood, very pleasant.

This is one of the most underrated Anejo tequilas. Agave, vanilla, caramel on the nose and pallet. It has no harshness or ethanol heat at all. Buttery and amazing mouth feel. I was hesitant because of the hype on certain others. I bought the "certain others." cough-cough-Cazcanes for $135. This is more than half the price and blows most away. This tequila is fantastic. I missed out for so long because of influencers. Trust me.. You will love this Anejo. Highly recommend!! Was a 88. Price made it a 90.

Additive free i hear but shows notes of caramel and vanilla. I disagree and certainly not as much as casa and others.