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  • Carl Evans Carl Evans rated 1h ago

    “Earthy and vegetal with light oak notes and good agave flavor.”

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  • “The available production information leaves me with more questions than answers. I’m not claiming this includes diffuser-made Tequila, but from the diffuser-made products I’ve had, I do find very similar notes. Nose: There is some remaining cooked agave, but it struggles against sharp medicinal and bitter herbal notes, with a faint touch of vanilla underneath. Taste: Green or raw agave comes through more prominently than cooked agave. The profile is harsh, with acetone, bitter citrus, herbs, black pepper, and an unusual warmed-plastic character. Finish: Acidic and sharp, with lingering anise and pepper.”

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  • “Nose: Cooked Agave, black pepper, oregano, mint, lemongrass, jasmine, sweet potato Palate: cooked agave, chamomile sage, acetone ”

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  • Rich Popson Rich Popson rated 9h ago

    “Appearance Crystal clear and bright in the glass. The legs cling nicely to the sides of the glass and descend slowly, showing some viscosity without appearing overly thick or syrupy. Aroma / Nose The aroma changes noticeably as I move around the glass. At the 12 o’clock position, cooked agave is the strongest note, accompanied by a subtle hint of citrus. At 3 o’clock, the profile becomes more floral. Moving to the 6 and 9 o’clock positions, I pick up more earthy aromas, adding depth to the nose. Taste / Palate The initial sip is smooth and approachable on the front of the palate. As it moves toward the back of the mouth, the agave becomes more pronounced along with a noticeable peppery spice. The tequila leaves the mouth feeling pleasantly wet rather than dry or astringent. Finish The finish is smooth and clean, with a light pepper note lingering alongside the agave. The pepper provides just enough spice without overpowering the agave character. Overall Impression Mijenta Blanco presents a nicely layered profile, moving from agave and citrus into floral and earthy aromas. On the palate, the combination of smooth agave and pepper creates a balanced experience, while the lingering agave and gentle spice make for an enjoyable finish.”

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  • Tony Landi Tony Landi rated 12h ago

    “At the bar. Hard to get a full grasp on the nose but enjoying for sure. Palate is excellent. Sweet agave up front. Tart citrus mid. Pepper and cinnamon on the back. Finish is amazing. Lasts long and flavors linger. Glad this is so good. NOM 1579 has disappointed me lately. Was worried something had change. But this is excellent. ”

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  • Luis Cao-Romero M. Luis Cao-Romero M. rated 13h ago

    “Excelente combinación con una cemita poblana en Jacinto y Yo.”

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  • ZZ Zach Zak rated 1d ago

    “Are my samples “flat”? Starting to wonder. The Palo and La Loma are just kinda missing a spark. So was my Rum Barrel Ensueno batch 2. Solid but decidedly unspectacular. Vegetal. Low mineral. What’s missing here is the finish on any of these.”

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  • Jason Moore Jason Moore rated 1d ago

    “Not anything horrible in this tequila. It’s drinkable but I don’t get any of the minerals or minty finish that I usually look for. You can mix or sip it but I get the same effect from both. Just bland. At least there’s no sewage, burnt garbage type notes like in some of the other cheaper ones. If you’re budgeting this one will get you through tough times. ”

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  • Brian H Brian H rated 1d ago

    “Dessert in a glass, not a ton of agave to be found around all the sweetness. Obviously altered.”

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  • Brian H Brian H rated 1d ago

    “One of the most artificial-tasting tequilas I’ve ever had. The oak notes are off, the caramel and butterscotch notes are more reminiscent of grandma’s candy than of imparted barrel sweetness. The finish it hot and bitter/sour. This doesn’t taste like tequila.”

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  • Carlos Suarez Carlos Suarez rated 1d ago

    “Aroma, filled my nose with sweet vanilla, agave and hints of butterscotch, toffee and cinnamon Palate, the agave came first then a burst of vanilla, caramel , butterscotch and wait ' boom ' cinnamon. Finish, medium to long with those sweet vanilla, caramel and agave . The nice warm mouthfeel of pepper lingered fading into sweet joy. Overall, I would say this is a nice sipper and pleasant to have around a good fire. ”

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  • Carlos Suarez Carlos Suarez rated 1d ago

    “Aroma , came at me with this wonderful Agave , vanilla , caramel and fruity element that filled my sinus in a great way. Palate, was hit with strong vanilla , butter and fruity goodness, agave came through with hints of baking spice. very clean mouthfeel. Finish, was short to medium leaving me with the obvious, sweet vanilla and fruit. The hint of pepper came to the surface although that wonderful sweetness stayed until the end. Overall, this 2025 Repo was a great sipper, with its clean and fresh presence and if you wish to mix it, this would also be great, let's not waste this. sip away ! ”

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  • Carlos Suarez Carlos Suarez rated 1d ago

    “Aroma , it was a nice agave that lead into this earthy vegetal and minerals, with a slight citrus blast to the nose. Palate, I was treated with a mouth feel of agave , vegetal, citrus and hints of pepper leaving my tongue with some heat and tingle. Finish, a nice medium to long light peppery feel that faded soon after leaving me with the earthy , vegetal and citrusy goodness. Overall this 2026 version of the family roots is a great find and a repeat if able find , have to go with the rest , " great jungle juice ' ”

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  • Steven Rothanzl Steven Rothanzl rated 2d ago

    “would make a good mixer, not a favorite for sipping but would be OK in a pinch.”

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  • ZZ Zach Zak rated 2d ago

    “Would be interested to drink through a couple more. The stout barrel just really mutes all the best parts of the agave. I love the creativity and effort. Lots of chocolate, which my son picked out on the nose and sip. I’d run a glass or 2 back just to dabble further but I don’t think it would change overall for me.”

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  • ZZ Zach Zak rated 2d ago

    “Simply fantastic. Would love to find that batch but I’m assuming the Oscar’s doesn’t miss as they spin forward. Beautiful profile.”

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