NOM 1438 | A decent reposado at $43 a bottle. Not overly sweet considering they produce over 220 brands at NOM 1438 Respectable forsure

NOM 1438 | Sampled in store. Better than anticipated, given where it's produced.

NOM 1438 | Sweet oak and agave. And little earthy and Vegetalness. Some black pepper on the finish. Not sure the price at $45 matches the quality.

NOM 1438 | Wow for $40, this incredible additive free tequila is a must try! Wonderful vanilla, caramel, oak, agave notes. Rep for company said they use Old Forester barrels for aging.

NOM 1438 | vanilla throughout. flavor tastes like artificial vanilla. No pepperyness,mild alcohol finish, but not enough to be off-putting.

NOM 1438 | Sweetish in my impression. Average finish with alcohol aftertaste. Not my favorite. Not recommended.

NOM 1438 | Liked my first taste, after that… wouldn’t buy this again

NOM 1438 | Taste like about everything out of Nom 1438

NOM 1438 | Aromas are fair for Reposado but the taste shows artificial vanilla. The finish still has reminiscing vanilla.

NOM 1438 | I liked the blanco… repo and Anejo not so much as I suspect the use of additives. Overly sweetened nose and palate. I’ll revisit another time but compared to other reposados I was trying this did not hold up well.

NOM 1438 | New tequila I know nothing about. Slick bottle/branding and accessible price point caught my eye, so I said WTH. It’s sweet vanilla for sure (additives likely used), but it’s pretty tasty. Doesn’t taste too overpoweringly artificial, although it’s certainly engineered for a more mainstream palate. Lump this in with the Casamigos, Villa One, etc. segment... although it’s cheaper, so extra points. I kinda like it as a dessert tequila, and not upset at the purchase. It has a (handsome-looking) place on my bar when I’m looking for something different.