Tasted at Sip Tequila Fest

NOM 1110 | A pretty good effort for a Cristalino, I am not a fan of the category but this is very drinkable and I even went back for seconds! Almond, lactic, dark chocolate are all present…I consistently find these flavours in high quality Cristalino. If you have friends who are on the fence about drinking Tequila, this is a perfect conversation starter. Nice bottle with an approachable flavour profile.

nose: sweet vanilla, not horribly offensive but seems like additives are involved. palate: coconut and vanilla, tastes like lots of additives! finish: very sweet and a little bitter I'm not a fan of this profile

NOM 1110. Meh...pour was free but not sure why these products exist. Not much nose, others in the group think it smells like vanilla or Mrs. Buttersworth syrup. Unremarkable on the palate with zero agave. A bit of ethanol on the finish.

Beautiful bottle! The tequila just isn’t for me. Very sweet. Very expensive.

NOM 1110 Cream soda and vanilla dominate aroma and flavor. Not as cake batter sweet as Clase Azul, but definitely not natural. Would make an adequate substitute for Clase Azul, if you're into the pretty bottle syndrome. About $125, no thanks

NOM 1137 | Being my 1st Crystalino, I wasn’t really sure why to expect. The nose is strong chocolate, agave and slight alcoholic. Palate is sweet, vegetal hints and a strong chocolate & agave flavor with a slight peppery finish. The finish is clean, lingering agave flavor. A bit over priced, but worth a try if you get the chance.

NOM 1137 | Not a big fan of Cristalino’s. Love Añejo’s, I find no reason to strip the color and some of the agave flavors. Definite additive. Cream soda nose, funky aftertaste. Some will like it for its “smoothness”

Tried this a while ago before it was on TMM. Not bad for a cristalino. Ver sweet smelling and sweet tasting. Pretty sure it has additives added after the filtration process. Virtually no agave presence on smell and slight on taste

NOM 1110 | I’ll admit- I don’t get cristalinos. All that work just to filter some out. Something missing from nose, taste, and finish

NOM 1110 | Nose nice. Vanilla intense but still ok Mouthfeel light agave with a little pepoer alxohol lactic maybe chocolate Finish a little disappointing. Metallic? Short. Not awful but low on agave tastes. Additives here. Friends new to tequila like it.

I’m new to tequila and this is my first bottle. I taste vanilla and a light caramel with slight char from the agave. I loved it.

NOM 1110 | Caramel, butterscotch with a light kick of black pepper.

NOM 1110 | I would never have requested this. I drank at the best of the pourer who was told it was one of the best. They were clearly and grossly misled.

NOM 1110 | butter scotch smell mixed with caremel , pepper vodka taste

Aroma: cooked agave, vanilla Flavor: smooth, cooked agave, vanilla with some viscosity/glycerine mouthfeel Finish: clean medium finish with notes of cooked agave and vanilla A bit overpriced but I really enjoyed this tequila the first time I had it. It’s very drinkable and great for someone beginning to explore good tequila. However, if you appreciate the distinct oak flavors of an aged tequila, this is not for you.

Strong fake vanilla taste. Tequila equivalent of adding too much liquid smoke. In the end, just fake

NOM 1110 | NOM 1110 Batch no 011 bottle no 15781 Nose: vanilla, cake, frosting, intense Taste: sugar, vanilla, oak, hint of sweet agave, Finish: syrup, oaky, lingering, vanilla

NOM 1110 | This is a very smooth easy sipping tequila. It finishes with a Carmel flavor and no burn throughout!

NOM 1110 | My wife liked the vanilla flavor. Me….Im not a big fan. Artificial flavors and a high price.

This anejo is a little sharp at first but quickly morphs into a super smooth delicious flavor. throws me off a little bit because it is clear. will definitely recommend.

Aroma: You can definitely smell that this isn't an additive-free tequila. Not that the aroma is poor, it is quite nice if you're a fan if vanilla perfumes. Pallette: Aggressively vanilla, making it a nice sipping tequila.

Butterscotch and caramel notes and something that reminded my girlfriend of sun tanning oil (in a good way) couple together seamlessly with bright and vivid agave. The taste of Komos Anejo Cristaleno is incomparable, among the very best spirits I have ever tasted, and that includes some very fine scotches. Sip this neat to get the most out of it.

Notes of salt. Almost industrial smell.

Nose: strong alcohol and caramel/butterscotch aromas. Agave is muted. Palate: butterscotch and vanilla forward, light pepper, cinnamon, and barrel flavors. If you sip it too fast u miss the agave flavor. Finish: vanilla and light oil coats the mouth. Overall, I wouldn’t buy! Too expensive for what you get. I look for agave flavors when drinking tequila, this one has a whisper at best.