NOM 1443 | Aroma: toffee, caramel, cooked agave Flavor: subtle dried fruit, barrel notes, cherry, baking spices. Flavors fizzle a bit-a little thin Finish: a little bit of an ethanol linger At the time of this review the average price is $44. A great price for an Anejo.

Nose is pretty good. I get agave, oak, vanilla and caramel as one might expect. I good amount of banana. Alcohol on the nose. Taste is not as good as the nose. I get agave and barrel notes. I get a good amount of whiskey and it isn’t a whiskey taste that I care for. Finish is fine. I’d drink it again but won’t be buying it. I got it in a sample swap. This is why I like trading with fellow tequileros so I know where to invest my money.

NOM 1443 | Compared to the blanco I get some of the citrus but added, cinnamon, caramel and pepper. Better than the blanco and reposado expressions.

NOM 1566 | Ok to good Añejo. Nothing special going on but nothing offensive either. Even.

Pretty good all around (aroma, taste and finish) and best of the three main expressions.

NOM 1443 | NOM1443, 80 proof - Caramelized agave, orange peel, bitter chocolate, and black pepper.

NOM 1443 | This tequila is a little disappointing considering how much I’ve enjoyed the rest of the lineup. All the obvious oak tasting notes are here in some degree but no discernible agave and the finish is not entirely pleasant.

Some 100 proof agave goodness. NOM 1443

Aroma: Incredibly sweet. Strong notes of caramel and vanilla with a hint of pepper, mint and agave. There also might be a slight note of almond. Flavor: It's very sweet upfront and slightly sweet on the finish. In between though it takes on a very medicinal and bitter flavor. I really wanted to love this based on the aroma but the flavor is lacking. *Blind Tasting*

This is a wonderfully aged tequila that smells fantastic, tastes rich and thick, and has a long and pleasing finish that you don't want to ever go away. At 100 proof, it packs a punch, but does so with style and class.

NOM 1443 | Nice aroma with lots of vanilla caramel notes. Somewhat muted flavor spice and lots of caramel flavor. Light finish though.

Definitely a sweet nose. A little more bite then some Anejo’ s. Good tequila for a decent price. Still like the fact there are no additives as well.

NOM 1443 | Aroma is very full. Packed with agave, caramel, vanilla, and oak: Taste is caramel, oak, barrel spice, agave, it’s not peppery, it’s very subtle- super enjoyable for the price. Finish is quicker than I hoped- light agave, alcohol, and hints of vanilla.

NOM 1443 | Not my favorite smell, but the taste is not too bad compared to the smell. A lingering finish that’s a tad astringent.

Not a great nose, but very nice flavor. Little to no alcohol burn.

Great nose but on the sweeter side: like a banana nut muffin. There is some mint, ripe banana and hazelnut or some other nut on the nose. Prominent woody taste and again sweet; caramel, vanilla, orange (peel), cinnamon. Finish could be smoother for being aged but sippable for me. Good price for an Anejo. NOM 1443

NOM 1443 | Strong alcohol smell. Has a “hose water” flavor to it.

NOM 1443 | Nose: Toast, vanilla, raw agave and baking spices. Palate: barrel char smoke, same toast, vanilla and baking spices but less raw agave and more cooked agave. Finish is long and smoky, almost reminiscent of a single malt from the highlands.

NOM 1443 | Oak on the nose, there is some agave on the taste, not totally overshadowed by the oak thing…

Good flavour but slightly masked by the ethanol burn. Better when water added. Oak, vinella and Carmel flavor

Aromas of oak & agave, flavors of caramel, cinnamon, agave & slight honey. Smooth finish. Very nice Añejo.

NOM 1443 | Clean nose of citrus. Sweet cream, vanilla and lime flavors. Crisp with a medium finish of white pepper.

NOM 1443 | 100 proof is too strong to drink on its own. Try with and ice cube

Eye: light gold with slow fat legs. Nose: Meaty with oak up front. Vanilla and wet earth then some cooked agave. Fresh spearmint and green peppers follow after it's had a chance to breathe. Palate: Comes on hot. Full body. Sweet bourbon. Vanilla and caramel are most prominent. Some cooked agave and red grapes. Light ethanol. Finish: Warm with black pepper. The cooked agave is most apparent here with some minerality. Long. Conclusion: A loud añejo with some very pronounced flavors. A solid tequila and great introduction for those coming from Bourbon.

passable. sweet. better over time