Tonala Tequila Anejo

This is just an all around good tequila with a ton a flavors and character that make it as unique as its bottle.

Aroma: Light agave nose with more pronounced fruit scents and nice spice (cinnamon)
Initial taste: Lighter than the nose. A light and pleasant flavor, but it doesn't prepare you for what's to come.
Body: Medium and mildly oily, but the flavors that come through at this point are amazing. The spices come through wonderfully and the agave flavor is the to compliment things every step of the way.
Finish: A nice, long spicy burn. The flavor lingers around for a long time and reminds you of how good this tequila is.

I bought it for $50 and the bottle and juice combo is well worth that price. I'll recommend it to tequila lovers and share with my closest friends. This is one to be savored.

Aroma: Perhaps pears
Initial Taste: Excellent - smooth
Body: Full, reminds me of brandy
Finish: Easy, no fighting or distracting wince
Enjoyability: If I choose to share, it will only because I know it won't be wasted
Price: Spot on. Should I have given it a 100?
Presentation: In a Brandy snifer, slow tears with a tranquil yellow darker golden color

Tasted out of a snifter. This anejo is pretty darn rich and creamy. Its flavors and aromas are very pronounced. An excellent sipper.

Aroma: A very cinnamon nose, with lighter hints of fruit.
Initial Taste: A semi oily mouth feel, theres no bitterness. Initial Taste is of cooked agave.
Body: Great body. Filled with cooked agave, fruit, cinnamon, smoke and spice.
Finish: A semi heated finish, of medium yet subtle duration. With a spicy cinnamon lingering.

Excellent anejo in my book.

Tasted in a rocks glass on July 31, 2008 coating the glass.

Tonala Anejo

Color: golden brown
Aroma: burnt sugar
Taste: agave creme brulee with slight oil mouthfeel with a spicy finish

The Tonala anejo is very sweet with the taste of an aged rum with a hot long lasting finish. The Tonala rates up there with my favorite anejos as of this writing Sol Azul, Casa Noble or Don Julio 1942.

Dark, rich and creamy this is an excellent anejo with a lot of flavor but nice and smooth. Great price and a must-have stoneware bottle for your collection.