Hint of spice and oak on the nose. Taste is great with oak and toast hints. Very smooth. Great anejo.

A cheaper Clase Azul! The taste is quite similar, I actually prefer this anejo to that reposado. Tastes like a tequila that's twice as expensive, if you see it... Grab it.

Fantastic tequila from 123. Cooked agave gives way to oak, vanilla, butterscotch and chocolate-covered toffee. Nice treat.

Spicy finish.

Follows the lineage of the reposado but that balance between agave & oak is starting to disappear. This lineup has made me grow a whole new appreciation for American oak and how even a contract brand can have elite results with the right recipe. Well done.

Light agave nose. Smooth mid palate. Hot, dirty finish.

Butterscotch and vanilla aroma

Smooth and vanilla very tasty.

Nice rich oaky flavor, mid spice, not too sweet, smooth finish, nicely balanced.

Bottle #35756; Light agave on the nose; hints of caramel & semi-sweet chocolate across the palette; butterscotch & stronger peppery agave on the backend; I feel that $60.00, is a decent price but $50.00, would make it a great deal.

Very heavy alcohol scent with a mild sweetness. Warm on the tongue all the way to the belly. Taste is average. Decent tequila but there are better bargains to be had.

Love this tequila. I have had 4 bottles in like 4 months. Butterscotch and cream soda.

Awesome smooth goodness...loving Portland, it's trees, beer, and little Tequila scene!

good breakfast tequila and great value. hints of caramel. sweet.

Fairly neutral aroma, heavy on the alcohol smell. Nothing really stands out in flavor or finish to be. Pretty disappointing really.

Great nose, subtle sweet complex flavor, a bit of a harsh finish. Overall very nice!

coffee finish, woody/okey aroma, delicious

Not as good as the blanco or repo. Seems to go too far for smoothness

very tasty flavor, with a bit of roughness to the finish (but not too rough)

A lighter anejo not unlike the Ocho product. More bitter notes on the finish though, and to me this anejo doesn't have the balance of oak and agave that the Ocho does.

Very light nose, sweet vanilla dominates, but alcohol also prominent. Sweet entry, quickly turns slightly bitter. Can't recommend this one.

Seems thin with a strange finish. I've heard good things so maybe my taste buds are off. Definitely taste the peppery American oak.

Nice agave nose with light hint of oak. Very complex on the pallet with great finish.

Impressive. A very light touch añejo that has a familiar chocolate French oak aroma. Very nice, and works well as a crowd pleaser.