The latest ratings from our members.
Clase Azul Añejo
“Slightly smoky butterscotch aroma with hints of cooked agave and citrus. Decent mouth feel with pro dominantly agave flavour. Decent finish”
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Arette Reposado
“Aromas de agave, frutas, caramelo un poco de vainilla Paladar: agave, caramelo, vainilla ”
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Espolon Reposado (Foil Label)
“Excellent! Glad I got to try this old bottle which holds up beautifully today. ”
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Siembra Alteño Blanco
“Nom 1139 is all that needs to be said. I love this tequila. Agave and peppermint. Slight citrus and a delicate minty finish. This is one bottle that I will always have in my collection.”
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El Negocio Tequila Añejo
“This is an easy sipper. Sweet agave, vanilla, and butterscotch leat the way. You get a light finish of baking spices, no pepper, no vegetal finish, just lovely a wonderful ensemble of flavors that would pair well with cinnamon, caramel, or creamy desserts. ”
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El Jimador Reposado Tequila
“Acetone and vanilla. Pepper and not much agave. Very thin mouth feel. The alcohol is very dominant.”
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Codigo 1530 Reposado
“Código 1530 Reposado — NOM 1616 — 84 Nose: Light toasted notes with subtle floral character and cooked agave. Pleasant and inviting, although fairly restrained. Taste & Texture: Clings nicely to the glass with a good mouthfeel. Sweet agave comes through with cinnamon spice. Balanced and easy drinking, though not especially complex. Finish: A pleasant warmth carries into the finish with lingering cinnamon and some funky vegetal notes. There’s a slight tingling sensation on the tongue that hangs around without becoming harsh. Overall: A solid, approachable reposado. The barrel influence stays restrained and allows the agave to remain present, which I appreciate. Sweetness and cinnamon dominate the palate while the funky vegetal character adds some interest to the finish. Enjoyable and well balanced, but it doesn’t have quite enough complexity to push it into the upper 80s for me.”
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Codigo 1530 Rosa
“Código 1530 Rosa — NOM 1616 Nose: Clean mineral character with some subtle sweetness, but overall the nose is fairly subdued and doesn’t give up a lot. Taste & Texture: Clings nicely to the glass. Cinnamon comes through with vegetal and funky notes, along with an interesting almost tangy character on the tongue. There’s some sweetness underneath and a surprising chocolate note that adds another layer to the palate. Finish: Sweet baking spices linger with a warm sugar-and-cinnamon character. The sweetness carries nicely through the finish without becoming overwhelming. Overall: This one surprised me, especially because I really disliked it the first time I tried it. The nose is still fairly quiet, but the palate is much more interesting than I remembered. Cinnamon, vegetal funk, sweetness, tanginess and even a little chocolate give it considerably more character once it gets going. The warm sugar and baking-spice finish ties everything together nicely. This is a great example of why I like revisiting bottles—my opinion of this one has changed considerably since the first pour.”
More info →“Excellent. Can’t decide which I like more, this or the Siembra Valles Capon Anniversario Blanco”
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Siembra Alteño Blanco
“amazing! nose sweet cooked agave, floral and citrus. Taste this is a new one, I get cucumber watermelon and more sweet agave. every time I go back I get something new. finish is long and very sweet in a great way!”
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Zumbador Tequila Blanco
“Nose: Vegetal, some agave, cinnamon Palate: Decent but nothing I’d have to try again”
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Tequila Plantador Silver
“Nose: Ethanol, musty fragrance with some a touch of minerals. Not very inviting. Palate: Flavor is like a flat soda, with very little agave.”
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Tequila G4 Blanco
“Agave, mineral, and vegetal with a front end that is very floral and a finish of mineral and pepper. Excellent !!!”
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