Aromas of vanilla, butterscotch, and cooked agave. I’m not a Anejo guy but this is pretty damn good. Their Blancos have similar aromas so you get consistent flavors and aromas across their brand.

Very smooth. Has an almost buttery glide on your palate. Nice finish with some spice notes. Easy to sip on. Great sipping tequila. Price point is more than fair for a tequila of this quality.

I'm a rookie at this but the word that came to mind midway through my first glass was CLEAN. it's high quality stuff

Wonderful aromas of roasted agave, caramel, and vanilla jump off the glass, followed by a mellow oakiness and a bit of fruit. Notes of black pepper, butter, cinnamon, and cherries also appear after opening up. The palate follows the aroma, with the addition of rich toffee and molasses. This is an excellent añejo, where the oak compliments the agave instead of overpowering it.

My absolute favorite tequila. Everyone has their own certain preference for a style of tequila. Fortaleza is the perfect fit for my style.

outstanding

strong agave odor smooth flavor with the right balance of sweet from agave

Aromas of Carmel with hints of vanilla, flavors of burnt maguey and brown sugar, finishes with hints of smoke with a light hotness.

Aroma : Cooked agave, vanilla, caramel. Some oakiness along with butter and olives. Taste : Full bodied, oily and complex with plenty of agave for an Añejo, vanilla and caramel, more oak and butter and olives. I also got some fruity/peach notes and butterscotch. Finish : Long lasting and slightly spicy, and prolongs butter, butterscotch, and oak notes. This is a good balance of sweet and spicy, and it's very complex. I've been away the past 2 weeks, and this was a great tequila to have after so long. I'm stocked on many more tequilas so I definitely hope they measure up to this.

Expensive. I had to see why it’s so highly rated and it lived up to it. I brought it over with a bottle of Pueblo Viejo Anejo- My brother liked it better, My Pop didn’t. All said its a great tequila, but at $100...

normal but well balanced in high quality. so smooth.

Tastes really floral and grapefruit-ty.

Killer. Delicious balance of agave and oak. I was thinking the oak would be stronger due to the length of aging, but they’ve done an amazing job of letting the agave shine through. Well balanced, and reasonably priced IMO. Bravo

Excellent Tequila with a more traditional flavor and strong agave taste and nose. More vegetal than sweet in flavor

Vanilla, caramel, oak, borbon and earthy agave on the nose. The taste follows the nose pretty close in the order I listed with the earthy agave finish. This is a very nice Anejo! Lote 43-A

butterscotch oak some pepper. great long finish. love this tequila lotte 37

Seriously amazing. Believe the hype. One of my favorite anejos.

heavenly smooth as silk pricey

vanilla and agave on the nose. a bit of cinnamon on a long finish. excellent sipper!!

Tequila as it was meant to be. Notes of pepper, the agave nectar in my apartment, citrus, butterscotch, vanilla, caramel, Barrel spices, and chocolate. Has a similar taste profile to the Siete Leguas D’Antaño

A very unique tequila w artisanal production techniques in full effect. Love the tasting notes of spice and bubble gum!!!

these guys just make good tequila the old fashion way. love all there stuff. really good and flavourful.

A beautiful añejo. Full but not overpowering. Rich without being too earthy. Nice long finish.

excellent tequila. complex and intriguing. very unique. must try for anejo fans.

smells like a Mexican store, has a distinct herbal flavor, and smooth finish