I love this Tequila. Nice to sip on. Strong caramel flavor nice smooth sweet finish. Only problem is I wish it was more affordable so I can have more frequent!!

Excellent flavor and finish. A bit on the pricy side, best to have someone else treat..

does not compare with 1942. the flavor was a big disappointment.

I was able to get a bottle at a duty free shop for a major discount over the usual price at my local liquor stores. It's a bottle that I only open on special occasions, and it looks really nice in my tequila cabinet. But if given a choice between a glass of this or 1942, I would choose 1942.

For what this cost, its of no value

It is a beautiful tequila! I was lucky to try it for free because it is expensive. I will only recommended to maybe someone collects tequila; otherwise, there are many other good quality tequilas that will not break the bank

Very clean forward in the mouth with a well clean no burn finish.

No climax, the flavors (if any) rise and suddenly stop and disappear. $80 price tag. Don Julio Añejo is more complex and better. It’s missing that “oomph” feels watery on the palate, no texture or that oily taste. Finish is short...very short. It’s as if someone pressed the mute button at a live concert!!!

This is really refined extra anejo of the highest quality

I gave it a low rating on value. The bottle is worth more than what's in it .

I’m surprised that I like this, I’m not generally and extra anejo guy but this has some great balance going on. Gagging for a cigar now.

Nose: Ripe berries, black cherry, minerals, thyme and a dash of pine needles. Flavor: Silky almonds and caramel with brown spices, oak and pepper. Barreling still lets the baked agave shine.

Caramel and hint of wood. Sweet finish

Had a chance to taste this tequila while in Cabo , very nice aroma , sweet and fruity , drinks with a very nice smoothness , only down fall is the price , very expressive .

Love this sweet Tequila!

very enjoyable yet unless you get it at big discount not worth anywhere near the price point

This is too sweet and overly oaked for me.

Eeeese Nice!!!!

This is probably the best Tequila I have ever tried now for the Clase Azul Ultra Añejo and I can die a happy satisfied man.

A very nice tequila , crazy smooth with a balance of agave and oak. I just like the 1942 a smudge more and based on the difference in price points hurts the rating.

COLOR: Straw, honey NOSE: Aged oak barrels, roasted agave, vibrant overtones TASTE: Very complex, roasted agave, heavy white oak, pepper, alcohol burn FINISH: 1942 on steroids, toffee

Spice and slight jalapeno on the nose. Incredibly smooth, with some minerality associated with the palette.

I bought this for my dad on his birthday and was slightly disappointed due the cost. I guess I was expecting something over the moon for the price. The tequila is really good don't get me wrong but for what it is I would rather have two bottles of the 1942 and a 70th anniversary instead.

randys slight agave, vanilla

Great aroma and smooth finish but still tastes the Agave, probably the best I've ever had.