Sweet, engineered tequila, blanco and Anejo blend. Definite color and add sweetener. Special bottle for sure with a marriage of glass and ceramic. Got this bottle for under $300. Now see it on Old Town for $1100. Collectors item for sure
Way too sweet for my blanco taste buds. Additives, additives, additives
It’s artificially sweetened tequila which is a waste of agave. Don’t waste your money. Find an artisanal tequila instead.
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I have had this MX release bottle with 2007 tax stamp since 2009 so was somewhat surprised I had yet to rate it. Still 2/3 full it doesn't taste compromised at all. Sweet like sugar water and coats the mouth as in added glycerin. Some ethanol for finish and no agave to be seen.