"Reviewers frequently detect aromas and flavors of vanilla, oak, caramel, and baking spices, alongside secondary notes of black pepper and light citrus. While some tasters note a clear cooked agave profile, many report that the agave is faint, absent, or heavily masked by the wood influence. The finish generates contrasting reactions, with descriptions ranging from short and peppery or noticeably bitter with alcohol heat to smooth and gently lingering. Reviewers generally agree on the spirit's sweetness, though they disagree on its quality, debating whether it is naturally integrated or cloying and indicative of additives."
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38% in Mexico, 40% in US and export markets.
Don Julio Añejo
"Reviewers frequently detect aromas and flavors of vanilla, oak, caramel, and baking spices, alongside secondary notes of black pepper and light citrus. While some tasters note a clear cooked agave profile, many report that the agave is faint, absent, or heavily masked by the wood influence. The finish generates contrasting reactions, with descriptions ranging from short and peppery or noticeably bitter with alcohol heat to smooth and gently lingering. Reviewers generally agree on the spirit's sweetness, though they disagree on its quality, debating whether it is naturally integrated or cloying and indicative of additives."
