NOM 1584 | Nose: This reminds me very much of a budget highland scotch like Glenmorangie. Very malty with mild vanilla and orange. Palate: Palate is a cross between highland scotch and tequila. Very gentle and smooth. Sweet orange vanilla with a touch of agave. Malt comes through in the mid palate and lingers into the finish. This pour tastes nice and pleasant but I wouldn’t be surprised if people thought this was a highland scotch in a blind tasting.

Nose: Agave, Vanilla, Oak, Carmel, Cinnamon, Butterscotch, Minerality Mouthfeel: Medium to Full-bodied, somewhere in between Palate: Cinnamon, Black Pepper, Fruit Cinnamon Finish: Cinnamon, Black Pepper, Agave This was okay. I expected a bit more since this was from Nom 1579. The finish was short amd felt like it was missing depth. Not bad, not great, just okay.

NOM 1579 | The nose is from heaven. It’s floral, nice agave, vanilla, oak and caramel. The taste is fabulous it is sweet agave, floral, fruity and nice barrel notes of caramel, vanilla and oak. The finish is clean and viscous. The finish lingers a minute and is so pleasant.

Very light on the nose, had to work to find the mint, but it’s there. Slight alcohol and agave. Pallet is clean, mint is present with a soft pepper. Ever so slight wood presence. Finish is amazing, light mint finishing to a fresh agave lingering surprise

Calavera at Oakland airport. In a mezcal sifter. Nose - Vanilla heavy, but not saccharine, small oak, white chocolate. Slight uncooked agave at best. Taste - slight citrus on top of a bedrock of light pepper, herbs, and vanilla bean. Beautifully balanced, easy and not overwhelming barrel/ bourbon, which is a major bonus for me.

NOM 1584 | On the nose, fruity and sweet. Oak, spice, some caramel And vanilla. Agave is definitely very faint. On the palate, very fruity and sweet. Something like maple, very faint agave. That funk I got from the blanco is there but more well rounded here. It’s not as offensive with the aging. Definitely some oak and vanilla, a bit of butterscotch and cinnamon. Very oily and a nice finish. Some honey notes in there as I come back to it. Overall, this isn’t bad. Better than the new 1584 blanco by a long shot imo, but definitely not something I’d keep around. Pleasantly surprised but I won’t be purchasing this again.

1579 Cooked agave. Oak. Clean, light. Very nice.

NOM 1579=90 NOM 1584=88

#1579 A signature #1579 wallop of agave. Also citrus, spiciness and vanilla upon nosing. Butterscotch, vanilla, nutmeg and almonds flavors. Over the course of the the aging, the añejo has lost some of its mineral appeal.

Picked up Pasote Añejo 1584. I don’t have 1579 so I can’t compare it. I do have Tepozan Añejo and as you can see the color is much lighter for Pasote. Both are completely different. Nose: spice, pepper nose, light citrus, oak. Palete: Ton of spice and agave Finish: medium, oaky, spice, peppery

my rating number is for NOM 1579 Pasote Añejo Lote LP00059 D O P Oct 26, 2018 NOTES: this is from 1579 Felipe Camarena Pasote NOSE: Agave oak (subtle in a good way) caramel vanilla with a little bit of cinnamon and pepper TASTE: Very much like the nose. Agave, light oak, caramel, vanilla, some mango, tiny bit cinnamon and pepper. FINISH: sweet not a lot of heat, subtle finish with a very subtle lingering warmth that comes back around ______________________ below is my rating for the new NOM 1584. the rating number I posted is for NOM 1579, NOT 1584... PASOTE AÑEJO new NOM 1584 NOSE: Agave vanilla a little anise PALATE: Sweet Vanilla caramel a little pepper and the lactic funk FINISH: Agave vanilla oak. Not a long finish but not bitter like the blanco AÑEJO Low 80s rating

light agave on the nose along with rainwater. Can instantly know this is Pasote. Agave comes through strong on the pallet with a little bit of heat on the finish. Enjoyable but Blanco is the star for me. After opening up, it has a nice sweetness to it. The agave is front and center on the nose

I love the aroma of this tequila. I actually enjoy this more than the blanco. It has great notes of vanilla and citrus and pepper. It may not be a great anejo in terms of barrel notes but it's just a great sipper none the less.

Solid AF anejo. another Pandillo winner. Agave punches you on the nose and palate with some butterscotch and nutmeg strolling along. Almond and berries follow through nicely. Fantastic añejo, especially at under 59 bucks. Steal. Gem...

Aroma is good with agave, light caramel and is that banana? Tatsst is solid and good. Finish is a little lacking with flavor. Overall pasote blanco shines and the other offerings are good.

Lovely in the glass; fairly light in color with good viscosity. Nice cooked agave nose with some dried fruit and minerals. Great agave forward taste with a little pepper, citrus, and oak. Pleasant mouthfeel with a Medium-long finish lingering on the sides of the tongue and back of the throat. Very solid and could easily be a regular sipper in my house.

I really like this distillery and everything they produce here. This is a fine Anejo, good numbers across the board, just not outstanding. Good cooked agave flavors, not too sweet. Fair price.

Aroma : Cooked agave and vanilla mostly. Some very light oak and earth as well. Taste : Very light-bodied. Cooked agave and vanilla predominate here as well. Minerality is mostly muted, even with the continued light presence of oak. There is some caramel here as well. Finish : Medium/long prolonging the same predominate flavors of agave and vanilla. A little more oak here. This is a very mellow Añejo, but bearing that in mind, it would've been nice to have more of the Blanco's minerality.

A logical continuity of the reposado, same flavours keep cropping up but getting muted by oak, drifting away from my jam.

Pasote Blanco is one of my favorite Tequilas ever! I mostly drink blancos because it is truest form of tequila. This Anejo is excellent! It still has a lot of agave (cooked) in the nose and taste. I still get the floral and citrus notes that I like but some of the barrel taste is there too. The finish is excellent. Go purchase this now.

A light faint in the nose. Flavor and finish of light bourbon, light brown sugar and maple, baking spices. Nice medium long finish.

Very light color for an Añejo Lots of agave on the nose.

Cinnamon and cooked agave in the aromas. The taste is awesome. Cooked agave, carmel and minerals. Finishes off with butter, citrus and butterscotch.

NOM 1579 | Aroma - beautiful oak followed by cooked agave, caramel, and baking spices Taste - caramel followed by beautiful cooked agave, minerals, and an oak finish

Lot L14A-3 NOM 1584 Aroma: fruity agave, honeycomb, white sage, and possibly some green tea Flavor: more toasty agave and toffee with rich jammy apricot and slight minerality and spice Mouthfeel: big bodied and slight alcohol burn but still very smooth Finish: nice long caramel finish that lingers with some of the alcohol tingle Color: light honey