El Conquistador Anejo Tequila
El Conquistador Anejo Tequila - A 100% blue agave Tequila presented in a striking tall hand-blown bottle with cork closure, El Conquistador is a well-regarded super-premium Tequila, aged a minimum of 18 months.
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El Conquistador Tequila Anejo
T
Tequila.net
May 12, 2007
User reviews
1 review
Overall rating
90
Aroma-Nose
90(1)
Initial Taste
90(1)
Body
90(1)
Finish
90(1)
Enjoyability
90(1)
Price
90(1)
Presentation
93(1)
Overall rating
90
Aroma-Nose
90
Initial Taste
90
Body
90
Finish
90
Enjoyability
90
Price
90
Presentation
93
The ending to a very nice line of tequilas, but perhaps the least memorable. That's not to say that it's not good...but there was just nothing that stuck out immensely to make this a must buy.
Aroma: Sweet agave with hints of caramel and ripe fruit.
Initial Taste: A sweet entry with lots of vanilla, oak and agave.
Body: Fairly light body for something aged 18+ months. The flavors are consistent and good. A fairly basic anejo tequila profile.
Finish: Very smooth and rich. Not bite or burn to speak of. A bit of caramel and oak again and a short finish.
This is a tequila that would probably please most people. It tastes good, but there just wasn't much that made it stand out. For the $40 price range, I just think there's lots of options out there as good or better. And with both blanco and the reposado from this line being more impressive and cheaper, this is the one from the line that I would recommend the least. However take that with the knowledge that the blanco and reposado are both outstanding. Overall, El Conquistador is a REALLY good line of tequilas.
Aroma: Sweet agave with hints of caramel and ripe fruit.
Initial Taste: A sweet entry with lots of vanilla, oak and agave.
Body: Fairly light body for something aged 18+ months. The flavors are consistent and good. A fairly basic anejo tequila profile.
Finish: Very smooth and rich. Not bite or burn to speak of. A bit of caramel and oak again and a short finish.
This is a tequila that would probably please most people. It tastes good, but there just wasn't much that made it stand out. For the $40 price range, I just think there's lots of options out there as good or better. And with both blanco and the reposado from this line being more impressive and cheaper, this is the one from the line that I would recommend the least. However take that with the knowledge that the blanco and reposado are both outstanding. Overall, El Conquistador is a REALLY good line of tequilas.
TT
