NOM 1595 - Very unique and out of the ordinary tequila. Strong aromas of caramel, vanilla, cream soda. Flavors abound on the sweet side with vanilla and caramel bring heavy hitters. Finish is sweet with a hint of pepper leaving long silky legs behind. Price is steep perhaps because of the artesanal bottle included in the purchase. .
NOM 1416- A unique and out of the ordinary tequila. Strong aromas of agave, pepper, citrus, vanilla, cream soda, and alcohol. Flavors are on the sweet side with vanilla and caramel predominant, and pepper and agave present, and a little cinnamon. Finish is sweet with pepper and cream soda mix with fruits and mint, leaving silky legs on glass. Price is steep perhaps because of the bottle.
I remember liking this tequila when I first got started with the spirit. Then I learned that I didn’t really enjoy sweetened tequila, so I stopped drinking it in favor of artisan small batch non-sweetened products. Just tried it again, and sorry, it’s too sweet for me now.
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I realize this is probably the EXACT same juice that goes into the regular edition bottle but I’ll give it a fresh review anyways. I’m tired of judging for tequilas for what they aren’t(traditional) so I’m gonna rage this for how it makes me feel right now....... Loads of caramel & coffee cake on the nose, reminds me of the syrups you put into coffee. Sweet and rich, really great mouthfeel, it’s almost decadent like a rich dessert. Long, lingering finish where the caramel and vanilla fade off little by little. Overall this is still overpriced for what it delivers but god damned if it doesn’t make you smile and want to light a cigar.