i would have rated higher except for the bitter finish

NOM 1454 Dusty David Partida goodie.

NOM 1454 | Good mix of agave and oak nose. Umami mushroom and earth on entry, with faint sweetness. Turns spicy before a green, grassy finish. Very good value, getting harder to find these older bottles. Solid, buy if you find one

Wood Citrus Pepper Some Heat

Again, the value of this brand is pretty amazing—and good for sipping or mixing. Some rubber on the nose. A little initial sweetness, then some quick citrus, followed by front-of-mouth pepper of short-to-medium length, finally revealing the citrus again after the pepper dissipates. Just the slightest bit of fire on the way down. The wood is doing interesting things to this juice after just having tasted the blanco. Lowlands agave cooked in autoclaves, double distilled in stainless steel pot stills, aged for a minimum of three months in white oak.

NOM 1522 | Older bottle , sometime before 2011. Honey , lime , caramel and light oak.

Vanilla, butterscotch, caramel, sweet oak. Nose is very bright and pungeont. Flavor is low on agave, barrel focused, and not as sweet as nose. Pleasant overall. Didn't taste addtives, but coloring might've been enhanced. | NOM 1522

First time ever trying this. Older bottle but fairly decent for $19.99 a bottle in NYS.

NOM 1454 | NOM 1454. Tasted in Albuquerque, NM

NOM 1454 | Great value

NOM 1454 | nasty