Solid AF anejo. another Pandillo winner. Agave punches you on the nose and palate with some butterscotch and nutmeg strolling along. Almond and berries follow through nicely. Fantastic añejo, especially at under 59 bucks. Steal. Gem...

Lovely in the glass; fairly light in color with good viscosity. Nice cooked agave nose with some dried fruit and minerals. Great agave forward taste with a little pepper, citrus, and oak. Pleasant mouthfeel with a Medium-long finish lingering on the sides of the tongue and back of the throat. Very solid and could easily be a regular sipper in my house.

I really like this distillery and everything they produce here. This is a fine Anejo, good numbers across the board, just not outstanding. Good cooked agave flavors, not too sweet. Fair price.

Aroma : Cooked agave and vanilla mostly. Some very light oak and earth as well. Taste : Very light-bodied. Cooked agave and vanilla predominate here as well. Minerality is mostly muted, even with the continued light presence of oak. There is some caramel here as well. Finish : Medium/long prolonging the same predominate flavors of agave and vanilla. A little more oak here. This is a very mellow Añejo, but bearing that in mind, it would've been nice to have more of the Blanco's minerality.

A logical continuity of the reposado, same flavours keep cropping up but getting muted by oak, drifting away from my jam.

Pasote Blanco is one of my favorite Tequilas ever! I mostly drink blancos because it is truest form of tequila. This Anejo is excellent! It still has a lot of agave (cooked) in the nose and taste. I still get the floral and citrus notes that I like but some of the barrel taste is there too. The finish is excellent. Go purchase this now.

A light faint in the nose. Flavor and finish of light bourbon, light brown sugar and maple, baking spices. Nice medium long finish.

Very light color for an Añejo Lots of agave on the nose.

A bit hot for an anejo, but great agave and caramel flavor.

very well composed añejo, on the nose is mild oak, light mineral and earthy, the agave is quite present, notes of vanilla and ripe fruit. The sweetness, earthiness, agave and oak are in harmony, no alcohol is noticed at all, no fumes. On the palate there is agave, caramel and vanilla, medium warm finish, not as thick on the mouth very enjoyable to drink , another good gem of 1579.

Sweet and floral on the nose, with much of the sweet aroma being of cooked agave and caramel. While this sweetness initially emerges on tasting, black pepper, salinity and peat quickly follow to balance. The flavor cleanly subsides on the finish, with a subtle minerality emerging. Overall, an exercise of balance and subtlety, and aroma is the standout quality of this tequila.

Cotton candy

light agave on the nose along with rainwater. Can instantly know this is Pasote. Agave comes through strong on the pallet with a little bit of heat on the finish. Enjoyable but Blanco is the star for me. After opening up, it has a nice sweetness to it. The agave is front and center on the nose

color is very light for an anejo. not sure why. aroma is my favorite part floral and fruitty. flavor is is light, not full. lacks complexity. finish is too subtle.

Great nose and well balanced. Citrus, yellow cake and butterscotch flavors. Nice barrel influence. Lingering finish of citrus, agave and faint pepper.

Agave and ethanol nose. bright sweet agave taste, Bitter Finish. Oily mouth feel with legs down the glass! HOT. It’s a nice flavor but I would characterize it as “smooth” or easy drinking.

Typical Pasote: balanced, agave not lost, but just can’t crack the 90 rating. No offense, it’s great, just not that super-premium level. It’s done well, especially for an Anejo. A respectable sipper.

Approachable, cinnamon, sweet but not too sweet

Cinnamon hearts!

very light, a little more burn on the finish than i expected but still like this one. NOM 1579

Subtle and light for an Anejo. Just a wonderful tequila

Aroma of a rainy day Spicy cinnamon More body

Beautiful agave on the nose. Agave, black pepper, earthy on the palate. Can taste the oak on the palate. A little alcohol burn and drying on the finish. Very nice Anejo.

Challenges the paradigm of what an Anejo is expected to be. It seems to me that of primary concern in all that comes out of NOM 1579 is an agave forward identity. A backbone to flesh out with wood and time. Arbitrary taxonomic considerations aside, I find little to fault here. As for Pasote Anejo - me like, me like very much!

I love the aroma of this tequila. I actually enjoy this more than the blanco. It has great notes of vanilla and citrus and pepper. It may not be a great anejo in terms of barrel notes but it's just a great sipper none the less.