NOM 1110 | NOM 1110 A somewhat soapy finish ruins this for me. Nice nose though. Heavier oak and some spice should lead to a nice finish but this has a soap defect. Not sure if it is oxidation or a production defect.

The flavor is great but I don't like the finish.

NOM 1119 | Mexican 38% abv. version. Lote: 071219006, bottled on 08 Dic 08, marbete is from 2007. Color: yellow to light yellow. Aroma: light sweet cooked agave, light vanilla & light wood note, minty, herbaceous, feels creamy. Slightly acidic. Palate: confirms aroma perceived on nose, good sweet sour & acidic balance. Finish is medium to medium long, light sweet cooked agave and light vanilla notes persist.

NOM 1119 | I had such high hopes for this tequila since it is triple distilled and the cooking process was in stone/brick ovens, however was disappointed. For an Anejo it is very light in color, and has all the aspects of a blanco. Real heavy pepper and alcohol, with plenty of burn/heat on the tongue. There are plenty of reposado tequilas with more to offer. Suerte, ElTessoro, And Don Abraham for instance.

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NOM 1110 | NOM 1110. Not the best Añejo, but a great value.

A great margarita tequila

Tasted at home in a Riedel glass. Light in color for an Anejo. Semi sweet vanilla tones with very little alcohol on the nose. Smooth entry with a light tingling burn on the back end. Very nice. Taste is similar to the nose with hints of vanilla turning to a cinnamon finish. Somewhat reminds me of Don Julio 1942, but not as complex. B+

Aroma: Mild sweetness but at times hard to detect over the agave notes. Taste: slight sweetness in the tip of the tongue, and goes down smooth. Not very complex, rather simple. Finish: Smooth with a little white pepper/agave finish. Agave is not lasting. Simple tequila which I would try again.