I’ve heard good thing about this tequila but disappointed me. Nose was okay but went down hill from there. The initial flavor is okay but gives way to a burn that reminds me of cheap tequila shots in college. Finish was alcohol and burn.
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Definitely a lot of black pepper on the palate. Notes of caramel and vanilla present but not overbearing. Some bite to it immediately after opening but mellowed out after letting it settle in my glass for 10 minutes.