January 28, 2008 Tasted in a caballito on January 28, 2008 showing lasting legs down the glass.

Sol Azul Reposado

Color: slight straw
Aroma: strong vanilla
Taste: vanilla, chocolate, wood with a less oily body than Corralejo Reposado, a finish with a burn that leaves your mouth slightly numb. Feeling and tasting like you just used a mint mouth wash.

The Sol Azul Reposado is a pure sipping Reposado and I would not use in a cocktail. Sol Azul is less expensive and just as good as the Casa Noble Reposado.

 January 27, 2008 Tasted in a rocks glass on January 25, 2008 showing long, thin and medium lasting legs down the glass. Tasted in a bar along with food & friends unable to give my full attention for a dedicated review. Though here it goes.

Corralejo Anejo

Color: light carmel color
Aroma: oak and vanilla
Taste: light wood, fruit, vanilla, light agave with a less oily body than Corralejo Reposado, long smooth finish with a smooth burn

A good anejo for the price and even complimented by guests at the bar that have not experienced an anejo tequila before. The Corralejo Anejo would be a good rookie sipping tequila.

 January 23, 2008 Tasted in a caballito on January 23, 2008 showing long and lasting legs down the glass.

Corralejo Reposado

Color: light yellow color
Aroma: lime and honey
Taste: agave, honey, peppercorn, light wood with an oily body, long smooth finish with a mellow burn

For the price I rate this Corralejo Reposado as a lighter alternative to the Casa Noble Reposado