Rating 90
Style
Classification Añejo
Produced In Mexico
ABV 40%
Availability Year Round
Price $100.00 
Reviewed By
Reviewed 2026-04-28

Tequila Herradura Legend Añejo Review

If many will claim Brown-Forman’s top tequila line ain’t what it used to be  — certainly in its lower end  — its higher-end stuff is still pretty tasty…for a certain kind of drinker. This release is aged in charred American oak barrels that have been grooved to increase wood contact on the liquid. With that pedigree you get, no shocker, a very bourbon-y tequila, loaded with barrel sugars and sweetness, though not in any sort of synthetic, additive-packed way. It’s lacking in depth, and there’s not much agave flavor to be found, but one can’t deny that it’s an enjoyable drinker and will be loved by more neophyte tequila fans.

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90
POINTS
Tequila Herradura Legend Añejo
If many will claim Brown-Forman’s top tequila line ain’t what it used to be  — certainly in its lower end  — its higher-end stuff is still pretty tasty…for a certain kind of drinker. This release is aged in charred American oak barrels that have been grooved to increase wood contact on the liquid. With that pedigree you get, no shocker, a very bourbon-y tequila, loaded with barrel sugars and sweetness, though not in any sort of synthetic, additive-packed way. It’s lacking in depth, and there’s not much agave flavor to be found, but one can’t deny that it’s an enjoyable drinker and will be loved by more neophyte tequila fans.

Reviewed On: 04-28-2026
90
POINTS
Tequila Herradura Legend Añejo
If many will claim Brown-Forman’s top tequila line ain’t what it used to be  — certainly in its lower end  — its higher-end stuff is still pretty tasty…for a certain kind of drinker. This release is aged in charred American oak barrels that have been grooved to increase wood contact on the liquid. With that pedigree you get, no shocker, a very bourbon-y tequila, loaded with barrel sugars and sweetness, though not in any sort of synthetic, additive-packed way. It’s lacking in depth, and there’s not much agave flavor to be found, but one can’t deny that it’s an enjoyable drinker and will be loved by more neophyte tequila fans.

Reviewed On: 04-28-2026