very common diffuser made. Aroma of alcohol, mineral, fake fruit. Flavor is bitter, chemical, astringent, alcohol, soap.

Acrid, astringent nose with no agave presence. Flavor is on par with nose, plus add a little tar, pitch and chemical bitterness. Another tequila that I honestly could not swallow. Yuk.

Rated blind. This has a strong chemical-like defect aroma, then covered up with some type of sour green apple *********. No thanks.

Tastes like licorice, double cask

Toasted honey Chardonnay cask

Lot TQDR 39/23. pleasant nose of agave, pineapple, and light herbs. palate confirms nose, although light bodied and light flavors. finish is smooth with caramel touch. not sure why the past bad ratings, some are saying it is (was?) diffuser. now it says it's brick oven and roller mill. thier website says the same. tastes like the newer version to me. honestly, pretty solid. hard to recommend though (lost 5 points there) with so many great repos out there, but at like $40 at Total wine, good value. hope this review sways folks to try this again.

Mexican 35% abv. version, lote: TQDR 52/19, bottled on 22-11-2019, tasted on 12-22-23. Color: very light yellow. Aroma: light cooked agave, intense herbal note that has a dry sensation, light vanilla, a hint of black pepper. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, dry herbal sensation through my retronasal. Ends slightly dry & astringent. Finish is medium, dry herbal with light back pepper notes persist.

Alcohol aroma is overwhelming. Tones of artificial ingredients disappoint. Use of diffuser makes me suspicious: do they use chemicals to break down the agave cores?

No agave notes, really alcohol, taste of vanilla additive and long burn, not pleasant

NOPE. There is much better out there. Over priced.

Vanilla and smooth

Very hot on the nose. Hard to tell it was a tequila. Avoid

This is one I wish I would have checked the reviews on before purchasing. Those of you who actually wrote tasting notes thank you you were very spot on. The chemical notes from aroma to flavor to aftertaste are abundant. I could not place the odd smell on the nose until I read Grover’s assessment. Green Apple? Yes! They should add extra Jolly Rancher candy to each bottle. Use a chaser on this one.

Start off with a bad Blanco then the reposado is bad to.