NOM 1420, bottled February 3, 2005. Light in aroma and flavor.

Didn’t blow me away , decent for the price.

vanilla n caramel prominent

Nose: Round, mellow oak. Fruit, baking spices, faint toffee, and wet rocks. Flavor: Caramel, vanilla, semi oily with a pepper kick. Agave presence is holding its own. The añejo is a definite step up from the blanco and repo. Finish: A little more oak sneaks in, with barrel spice, pepper and vanilla rounding out the finish.

Surprisingly for me I like this much better than the servicable but pedestrian blanco from which it comes. Nice nose of oak and barrel spice that is carried through in the first and subsequent sips. A hint of vanilla along with allspice and caramel round out a nice sipping experience.

I find this has way more agave than the Blanco?!? Pleasant enough on the nose, doesn’t make you wanna jump in but makes me curious. I’d love to know the age difference between this and the repo, it seems as though the oak isn’t as present here?

Very light in color for an Añejo. (That's not a bad thing.) It smells and tastes of light cinnamon, but the body is a bit thin.

Too sharp back of throat. Little bit of banana.

Sweet aroma with just a hint of agave. Barrel is not overdone...coffee and caramel. very nice. Aromas carry over directly to flavor - coffee and caramel.

candied banana, bubble gum aroma. sweet taste

Milagro core blanco and repo are good value and lean sweet. The añejo was a disappointment. It was heavy on alcohol and did not feel aged and smooth like one would expect from an añejo. This is also where I do not like the colored bottles because you can’t see the color amber. The heavy alcohol feel may be from cutting corners in blending barrels. I’ll try it again at another time, but unfortunately it left a bad impression and taste.

I get oak and pepper, not caramel and vanilla

Vanilla Caramel Cinnamon Banana Oak Mouth feel is a little thin Nothing special. Much better options out there.

Very sweet caramel..average burn

Milagro Anjeo $50 USD (Virginia ABC) Overall: Easy entry for someone looking to try an anjeo. Budget friendly ($40-$50), addative laden, and unremarkable. Nose: Carmel, light oak, vallina, fruit and baking spices. Decent with a hint of addative sweetness. Taste: Mild sweetness with a splash of black pepper heat. Cooked agave, oak, vanilla, caramel and cinnamon predominate. Pleasant. Finish: Very short. The sweetness turns a bit bitter and as the pepper and oak move forward.

Love this Anejo. Smooth and balanced. Yes, it has additives. But if you want 1942 for the right price drink this.

Carmel, some agave. Surprised by this one on taste and finish, especially for the price point.

Caramel overpowering (additive?) Meg agave + booze Grassy Light citrus Harsh finish - ragged

Very solid Anejo. I love slight peppery notes in taste and finish, but I also like some of the softer caramel notes. It seemed a little light on the nose but not the tongue and finish, the pepper tones were a little too dominant for my taste!

This is the Tequila I go to as my second or third glass. Very good for the price

It's good don't get me wrong! But this is one of the largest price differences I've ever seen between an anejo and the same brands reposado. $23 for the repo vs FORTY bucks for this anejo. Is it better than the repo? Not entirely. And certainly not at almost double the price.

smooth, agave, mineral-y. slightly sweet, fairly potent alcohol taste

I paid $42 tax included at TW&M in Tucson. There are other tequilas in that price range, that I find more complex. This would be good as a mixer. Pour it in a glass and let it sit for about 20mins. It will open up more. Cooked agave, carmel and jasmine on the nose. More cooked agave, vanilla and oak in the mouth. The finish is buttery but also peppery, so a slight spiciness stays with you for a while.

Find this lil gem. Nice old bottle and a good smoothie sipper. I would love to buy again if I ever run across another bottle.

This tequila is definitely boosted by the price point it lands in. even though it's in the $30 range, it is comparable or even better than several tequilas in the $50 price point. We always have this tequila on hand as it doesn't break the bank but offers a smooth taste.