goes down nice after some spicy food.

Puerto Vallarta

Not a lot of complexity. Not as deep as I hoped for. A little disappointing. Not excellent anything for me. Tough to recommend. I would drink again.

Nice agave in nose and taste. Caramel and some citrus. Hard candy sweetness. A pleasant one.

sweet roasted agave light oak spice earthy. very smooth anjeo. a favorite

nice aroma , semi sweet mouth feel with a dryer finish , overall pretty good , my favorite is the extra anejo .

I prefer Blanco tequila. For my palate, I'm not generally a fan of anejo or extra anejo where the barrel is such a big part of the aroma and flavor. However, considering that Siete Leguas is by far one of my all time favorites, this anejo is a slam dunk! All the greatness that goes into their tequila ends up in this awesome anejo. LOTS of cooked agave here, combined with some oak, butterscotch and some earth. Well-rounded, pleasant, smooth. This is the tequila to impress your whisky-drinking friends with!

Fruity and spicy nose of cloves and berries. Vanilla, cooked agave and light oak flavors. Very balanced with nice mouth feel - a tiny bit oily. Nice sipper!

Creme brulee and caramel.

Solid, tasty and savory.

A unique nose, hints of cinnamon and lemon. Cinnamon carries over into the body, joined by a hint of vanilla. Nice gradual finish.

Part of the "fruit" tequila class. Not as smooth as El Tesoro Paradiso & Fortaleza Anejo, but it's half the price.

Aromas clavo especias agave madera, sabor dulce, café, vainilla

strong oak, pepper notes. smooth.

Orange flower water, flan, vanilla

An intriguing nose, distinct, vegetal, robust. Good mouthfeel. Clean finish. (i'll have to update these tasting notes) Purchased mini bottle in Manzanillo, can't remember price, would love to get a bigger bottle.

I can't believe this is an Añejo!! The agave is still dominant in the aroma!

Very strong all-around tequila. Very well balanced flavor. Very smooth, especially for this price point ($50's). Good agave taste. Has a touch of heat, but not astringent at all. Generic (aka bland or neutral) nose with maybe a touch of vanilla. Finish is actually surprisingly sweet and buttery. Not super-sweet like a sweet bourbon (I think of Woodford Reserve), but just a touch of sweetness to reflect the time in the cask. Not as piney/vegetal/fresh tasting as the Fortaleza blanco. Clearly smoother and more refined than the 7 Leguas blanco, although I could see a tequila purist preferring that to this. I think this is overall a better tequila than the blanco, though.

I found this tequila in the range of price versus quality to be absolutely phenomenal. This Anejo had great tones of vanilla baking spice caramel cinnamon. Nice minor flavors of American oak nothing too overpowering with small hint of coconut as well. Small tones of some citrus and hints of a agave still. The balance of alcohol was crafted very delicately and it was fruitfully intact. I would highly recommend and would absolutely purchase again.

Very light in color for an anejo and much like the reposado it is light on the palette. Smooth finish with tones of oak and nut. Very good tequila but I have to go with the reposado.

This is my favorite Añejo tequila thus far.

Lots of wood in this tequila. Flavor is agave and a long lasting and pleasant pepper component - very smooth. Overall impression is the oak though. Nice tasting and a very pleasant and interesting sipper.

Personal favourite tequila, excellent in all facets

bought at El Bujo. My friends in MX recommend and really like this anejo. The flavor is complex an long lasting. can still taste it from 5 mis ago. oak and agave very prominent.

A bit disappointed by this one considering how much I liked the Reposado. It was like the Repo but with a lot more alcohol all around. Improved after cutting it with some water, but just didn't hit the spot. Wasn't as much oak as expected, picked up cinnamon and allspice. Ordered at the bar, perhaps it was a new bottle that hadn't had a chance to air-out?