From TequilaGringo: We were pretty excited to try this one after enjoying the blanco so much.  Like the repo which is light by repo standards, it's a very light pale yellow for an anejo.  The anejo smells a bit of berry's and a light sherry (no rhyme intended) that mixes well with agave and a light alcohol.  When you sip this one, you'll find a very nice sherry flavor on top of the agave and a long sweet finish.  To go with a killer velvet mouthfeel.  Our tasters really enjoyed this anejo, and found it very unique and easy to sip.  8.6 stars.

tasted 01/07/2010

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From Tequila Gringo: Tres Manos has been on our hit list for a while and we finally got to try some at the Tequila Event at the Winehouse in West LA.  Triple distilled.  Triple filtered.  (Do you get much out of the extra distillation and filter - unclear, but presumably there are fewer contaminants, better purity.)  Barrel info is all on the bottle.  An extra anejo, but it doesn't say it on the label due to some strange ruling it was grandfathered into.  But let's get to the tequila itself.  Very sherry-like (especially on the nose).  The taste continued the sherry theme, but also was somewhat floral and had a delicious peppery finish.  Great stuff.  A 3 yr old tequila at 70 bucks is pretty good value as Read more »