Cazadores Tequila Anejo

bought 2/15/10, Paid $40, it looks good, bottle is nice but once in the glass its all down hill from there. Not much of a nose, i smell to figure out what is ahead. If I knew I would not have drank it. This is the worst $ I have spent on tequila, dare I say worse than Patro$#@! agh. Maybe I,m a bit of a snob, with over 20 quality anejos at my disposal my taste buds went on strike here. Im not gona get it to it here. Its not that cheap and has no saving grace. Avoid this agave.

Bright gold in the Reidel glass, wood and smoke are the predominant aromas - earth and vanilla soon appear. Somewhat heavy in the mouth, its sweet opening fails to lead to much. There is little agave presence to distinguish this product from other aged spirits. It fades away slowly, but without much fanfare and no memorable notes, other than its pervasive woodiness and a lingering alcohol burn. Price is modest - but you get what you pay for. I will not be buying this anejo again.

Good well balanced anejo. A sweet vanilla nose, followed by a good agave taste, the finish is a little strong but that's what I like in a good anejo. I can get this at a great price of $47 a liter, if you can get it for this or cheaper, you won't be disappointed. I'll be keeping this in stock at my bar. :)

A good Anejo, but seems to lack the subtle flavors of the better anejos.