NOM 1614 | Rated Blind: 84 N: juicy fruit, redcurrant, possible malolactic aroma T: same as the nose

AMM blind: this expression is light, all around. I detect some agave, mineral reality, vegetal, and floral.

AMM Blind Tasting: Aroma: has some funk to it, some minerals, wet rock Palate: not overly complex full body, some citrus, some bell pepper, cooked agave sweetness Finish: pretty short, no real burn to speak of pleasant finish Scored really well on value. Not the most complex tequila but good for the price

NOM 1614 | Rated blind with AMM: Unique fruity notes that seem packed with plums! Very interesting. Great bargain too. Rated this one higher than older versions from years ago, it’s worth revisiting. Aromas: agave, tart plums, slight musty, a little sweetness. Flavor: sweet agave, pepper, plums, and mint. A little bit of creaminess in the mouth that allows a low-level spice to linger.

NOM 1614 | Kind of a unique and weird taste with lots of flavors but lacks agave. Nose: overall it gives a sweet bubble gum smell. Maybe a little vanilla cake. Underneath it is a mix of sweet smelling floral, mint, citrus, and faint anise notes. Taste: floral, citrus, mint, slightly vegetal Finish: floral, agave, pepper, anise Doesn’t scream traditional agave flavor profile to me. Only $30 but the flavor is not for me.

Some citrus some agave pretty average

Rated blind

NOM 1614 | very subtle nose with nice ripe agave and slightly vegetal. On the pallet slight matalitic taste, filled by a slight orange peel, minerals, earthiness and vanilla

NOM 1614 | Softly sweet, almost like a sugar cookie as in savory. Fun example of the nose not matching the palate. A sweet profile without being very fruity - notes of sweet cooked agave, honey, a hint of basil, and limestone.

NOM 1522 | Aroma is distinct with pepper and sour melon. Mouthfeel is a little thin. White pepper and raw agave with a little bubblegum overlay. Short-ish finish.

NOM 1614 | TMM additive free blind. Man this one was interesting to me. Little bit of sweetness on the nose but I was getting play-doh which was unique. Easy going palate with a lingering finish

TMM additive free blanco blind tasting kit. Aroma: orange, nutmeg, clove, earth, herbal Flavor: cooked agave, vanilla, cream, citrus Finish: short and the texture is soft

Tasted blind. A little musty and grassy on the nose, with a light cooked agave flavor and creamy mouth. Extra points for value.

revisited oct 2025 tmm blinds NOM 1614 and i gave it a higher score based on value $30. So im bumping up my score tmm blind tasting apr 2024 i found this tequila to be a little bland. i noted hints of chocolate, some alcohol, sweet, rootbeer? nose very subtle. it was hard for me to get a lot from the nose. at first, the palate was bitter. then it softened but there wasn't a lot going on.

NOM 1614 | Lacks complexity, but i do appreciate the agave taste that comes through. Alcohol is also prevalent. Solid additive free but not anything exciting to sip on. Would prefer cimarron to sip but this may make a better mixer Blind: This one smells oily. Olives, salt, rosewater, sand. Almost smells like the beach? Love it! Very, VERY crisp on the tongue with a slow warm finish Extremely drinkable, although tough to put my finger on how this stands out. This would be a fantastic recommendation & very versatile tequila.

A solid value for a mixer, with cooked agave and black pepper; quite a bit of heat from the alcohol and pepper. A short finish, but makes a solid ranch water.

NOM 1522 | Tres Agaves is an amazing mixing tequila! It’s also at such a great value price. Highly recommend for any and all tequila cocktails needing a Blanco.

NOM 1614 | This has a subdue agave aroma, flowers, mint, orange, and lemongrass on the nose. Pepper, mint, orange, citrus and lemongrass on flavors. Finish with lots of mint and some agaves, medium to short

Fresh cooked agave. Very YOUNG agave. Very sweet. A little minty and citrusy. Sweet on the nose too. Good for margs.

NOM 1614 | Nice Tequila to use in blending cocktails. Good value and taste profile.

Smell is sweet, like a pastry or syrup. Sweet taste, minute kick.

NOM 1614 | Raw and cooked agave on the nose and palate. Some lingering sweetness with minimal viscosity and noticeable bitterness on the finish.

My goto blanco to make cocktails!

NOM 1614 | Beautiful memories of 2025 Dodgers NLCS … great bottle to keep in the caddy bag for events, games, and/or a quick stir in a mixed drink.

Tres Agaves Blanco is a great entry level tequila. It is the most suitable alternative to the many over-hyped terrible additive heavy tequilas. I chose this as an alternative to a very limited selection. The subtle taste that would make this conducive to being mixed in a Paloma or margarita is immediately noticeable. It is not overpowering by any means and has a slightly sweeter finish than would be expected in a blanco. Agave forward. No spice but just enough of a kick to let you know it is an alcoholic beverage. Faint tastes of citrus round out the taste. This would probably be a great introductory tequila for someone new to tequila.