This is a tequila that rewards a little patience. At first, the aroma is fairly restrained, but after letting it breathe, more citrus begins to emerge. Agave leads, joined by citrus and a noticeable orange-peel character. The agave comes across less like deeply cooked agave and more like a fresher, cleaner agave note. That gives the aroma a lighter profile than some of the more roasted or caramelized expressions I have tasted.

Agave remains the strongest flavor, with citrus running alongside it. The combination is bright and fresh rather than sweet or heavy. The citrus adds enough character to keep the tequila interesting without overpowering the agave itself. This is another one where taking your time pays off. The flavors become clearer the longer you sit with it.

The finish brings the most variety. Agave and floral notes remain present, but citrus becomes more dominant here. There is also a slight peppery character at the end—noticeable, but nowhere near strong enough to make the finish harsh. The overall balance stays smooth and lively, with the citrus helping carry the finish.