Don Julio Anejo Tequila | 38% vol | 70cl | Luxury Tequila Anejo | Rich & Complex | Balance of Agave | Wood & Hints of Vanilla | Barrel Aged 18 Months

I suppose that, if you like one type of spirit drink, you should try many (if not all) the others. Hence we decided to trywhat sells itself as one of the best Tequila brands. First; the bottle looks nice, the smell is nice, the prices are not astronomical as some whiskies for instance. Then it is surprising how many people have not drunk it "straight".Drinking it! Initial tip of the tongue taste - there is some petrol and soap hidden in it; next at the back of the tongue appears a pleasant flowery/ sweet taste and it goes down with a warming glow. We will have it again when the bottle is finished.

Great smooth flavour, very pleased with purchase

nicely boxes and great price

This is my favourite tequila. I've noticed it doesn't always get as much respect as some of the more fashionable brands (on the one hand), or the less commercial ones (on the other), but for my money it's the best-tasting anejo (aged) tequila I've tried. Smooth, subtle, refined, tasty. It's a fine spirit similar in quality to a good single malt whiskey, suitable for drinking neat or on the rocks. It also makes a great Old Fashioned cocktail, if that's your thing.

Outstanding flavour

Don Julio is a brand that is a step above the rest, it is an understatement to call it great, because it is much more than that.Unlike other tequila brands, it isn't as harsh (less of the tequila pulling face). It somehow glides down the back of your throat, leaving you want more.If you're looking to take a step away from your usual supermarket bought tequila, then this is a perfect stepping stone.I recommend pairing with a glass of ice, on its own or with fresh apple juice.

everyone knows that this is a quality product. If you are into tequila then this is highly recommended

I have never been a tequila drinker, usually preferring single malt whiskey. But I tried this in a Mexican restaurant and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a bit pricey but like whiskey you get what you pay for. Pleasant flavour with a mellow vanilla flavour and smooth taste.This is definitely a fine sipping tequila not the cheap junk you get as shots with lime and salt in your local bar. To me it’s a bit like comparing a cheap Bells whiskey to a fine 15vyear old single malt.