NOM 1123 Revolucion XA (old style bottle with revolvers) Lote: 450 (010413) Tasting Date: 06/13/2022 My Rating: 83 Nose: chocolate, orange, oak, agave, bourbon Taste: sweet agave, oak vanilla, cinnamon spice, a little heat Finish:  lingers for a bit, a little warmth

Rated blind. This has a chocolate aroma more common with french oak, yet it was aged for 3 years in American oak.

Second time trying this tequila and found more flavor and smells that are making this tequila better. Love the oak and caramel flavors. This time I really enjoyed it and for the price you can go wrong.

Completely lots the personality of the Blanco now, really heavy oak & cinnamon. Good stuff but just not my jam(XA’s in general).

This offering was disappointing to me compared to the rest of the Revolucion lineup, in particular the 40% and 50% blancos. I think this tastes overaged with astringent oak notes dominating. Price was OK from HiTime due to closeout, I wouldn't be happy to have paid over $100.

Haven’t tasted, Gavs for when he gets out

Aromas of vanilla, toffee and caramel, almost whisky like. Taste of hazelnut almond.

Lote 833 Upright bottle shape. Label was gold not blue ( doesn’t say french ) Aroma is light caramel oak. Quite hot. Some Fireball flavors going ok. It’s not bad bad but the points off because I can’t say I’d recommend this or drink it again. Well I would certainly over others but for the gist of it, no.

Aroma - agave, oak, vanilla Flavor - agave, oak, leather Finish - medium, smooth, sweet

Aroma - oak, cinnamon, bourbon-esque Flavor - oak, agave, slight chocolate, pepper It brings quick peppery heat and has a light coating on the tongue. Nothing lingering minutes afterwards. No impression. Overall, an average xa.

I had their Crystal Añejo, Añejo, and Extra Añejo is a tasting. I preferred the Añejo (aged 3) to the Extra (aged 4).

Bought this in Mexico and brought it back home. I haven’t been able to find it in my area yet. I will definitely buy this again if I find it or when I go back to Mexico. Delicious.

Sharp entry Caramel & vanilla, butterscotch cinnamon

This review is for the French oak xa. Very good with notes of chocolate, agave, pepper, and barrel spices

Thank god, we thought we were becoming grumpy old Pancho badgers. But we found something spicy and lively that is also balanced. I could get used to the Gran Torino butterscotch bottle.