Aroma of cooked agave, vanilla and a hint of vegetal. Flavor of cooked, black pepper, vanilla and artificial sweetener. The finish didn't last long. Maybe okay as a mixer.

Just boring.

Thank god for mini's. Stay away from it even at a low price point.

From Memory: Spicy citrus and overt Alcohol with agave flavor.

Common budget brand. Maybe for cocktails, but alcohol forward and lacking agave flavor. Tasted at Tanger Whiskey Fest

Agave, pepper, alcohol, herbal, earth, apple. Maybe for mix but not a sipper IMHO

No nose, underwhelming taste, hot finish. It was in the well and I had it added it to a Bloody Maria. Served its purpose as a mixer. Not a sipper. Good value for the price point I reckon.

Nose: Sweet cooked agave entrance with cinnamon, and earthy notes. Hints of ginger snaps. Flavor: Pronounced hit of sweet agave and finely ground black pepper. Spicy cinnamon. Pleasant burn. Bitter finish. Mexican 38% version weighing in at $200 pesos. Heck of a bargain.

One of the better bargain brands with some creamy roast agave in the mouth.

Agave, fruit and pepper on the nose. Light agave and big pepper on flavor and nothing but pepper on finish.

Nothing super memorable here, but not bad either. Good for *whispers* shooting more so than sipping.

Every time I try this tequila it is different, so there are some consistency issues. In the current version I am getting that typical cake batter and vanilla thing going on in the glass after it sits for a bit. Swirl is around and it is more like a typical Los Altos product (floral, pepper, minerals.) But then let it sit and smell it again without swirling and the vanilla is back.

This definitely tastes artificially sweetened to me, but far from the most heavy-handed with it. The biggest sin it commits is how boring it is: there’s bits of pepper, vanilla, maybe some citrus? but almost no discernible agave, and it’s mostly drowned out by alcohol. It would probably be fine as a mixer; but there are better and more interesting options at the price point.

Well at Uno Más Tacos in spokane

Aroma: agave, dark chocolate, almond, oak, vanilla Taste: agave, oak, vanilla, pepper Finish: smooth

Nose: Agave, Ethanol, a little funkiness citrus Flavour: Fresh Agave, minty,citrus, a bit hot Ethanol. Finish: Agave, mint, a bit citrusy and very fresh!

my goto budget tequila, excellent all around spirit

Some agave with lots of alcohol. Might be good as a mixer.

My favorite mixing tequila - it’s affordable, fairly smooth, and blends really well in most cocktails. Especially in a margarita or ranch water, this is a great one for the price

Good budget option for mixing. Good value for 100% blue agave tequila.

This isn’t a sipper. Maybe a shooter? I use this as a cheaper mixer and like it. From the other cheap option like Jose, Milagro, Espolon and 1800.

Aroma: Rich and sweet, chocolaty Flavor: Sweet but mellow, inoffensive. Smooth, heavy alcohol. Finish: Very bitter, this sensation lingers. Vegetal.

Update 6-4-2024 Bottled 02-04-2024 Devoid of agave on both the nose and especially the palate. The short finish is all alcohol and a quickly fading hint of sweetness and an indiscernible citrus acidity. Worse yet, was the lingering note of fake floral and faint bleach aroma in the empty tasting glass. I have to admit I’m allergic to chlorine. (Of note: TMM lists this distillery as having a diffuser on premises) Additive suspect! It gets completely lost in a cocktail too, where lime, Cointreau — and even agave nectar, each totally overwhelm it. I decided to give it away because the remainder of the bottle was undrinkable. I would not recommend it even as it was priced under $16.00. One of those cases where a bargain isn’t actually a bargain.

Good quality, very smooth start to finish with a nice plane undertone of enlightenment of tipsy:)

On the nose, I got agave and ethanol, but there were hunts of molasses and agave syrup in the back. I enjoyed the nose quite a bit. On the palate, it felt light with strong notes of black pepper, agave, and a smoke flavor. There were also notes of mint. This was good, not great. The finish wasn't great. It had a little bit of a chemical feel but wasn't undrinkable either. I am using this for an infusion (with Chili de Arbol) and think it will work well. I also think it would work great as a mixer, especially considering the value. I paid around $30 for 1.5 liters. I wouldn't recommend it as a sipper, although it would work in a pinch. It would work great with shots.