Herradura Silver
“A silver that's notably smooth, yet still has a strong agave foundation and a pleasant finish. The biggest weakness here is the aroma, which is faint and undistinguished. Affordable price point makes this one a good option for mixing, shots, or sipping.”
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El Mayor Reposado
“Neither the agave nor the wood comes through strong enough to leave much of an impression. I don't taste the vanilla that others say is the predominant flavor. It's clearly been processed heavily and infused with additives, but a strong hint of pepper at the finish gives it a bit of a kick that, after multiple sips, is oddly satisfying. At the exceptionally low price point, it's still a bargain with if you like pepper. For everyone else, a serviceable mixer at best.”
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Olmeca Altos Añejo
“More bite and flavor than most affordable anejos. Smooth without tasting watered down or overly processed. The wood notes are prominent, but not at the cost of the agave, which comes through sharp and strong. An excellent sipping tequila at a great price.”
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Espolon Reposado
“Perhaps a bit overly smooth, the aging process diminishing the tartness of the agave significanty. But the overall experience is a pleasant one - wood tones and hints of pepper, with a mild finish that won't overwhelm casual tequila drinkers. For the price, a great repo for bourbon enthusiasts who are exploring tequila for the first time.”
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Don Julio Reposado
“If this were a bottom or even middle shelf repo, it would deliver enough flavor and aroma to be considered a great bargain. But at top shelf prices, there isn't quite enough bang for your buck. Palatable and pleasant enough to sip, but there are far better options out there at similar or lower prices. A middling tequila marketed well.”
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Patrón Silver
“Not a pleasant flavor - more medicine than agave. For a clear tequila, it tastes overly processed and unnatural. Similarly, the aroma is neither pleasant nor overly strong. Just a bland, processed smell that suggests mass production rather than craftsmanship. An overpriced McTequila that works well enough as a mixer, but fails to impress as a sipper/shooter. Might have rated higher if it weren't so expensive, but for a top shelf liquor, this one barely passes muster.”
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Hornitos Reposado Tequila
“Hints of agave are there, but the overall flavor is an unsatisfying, medicine-like blend of sugars and alcohol. A nice little bite at the end makes it somewhat more pleasant, and the price makes it a decent option for cocktails or party shots. Not a sipping repo.”
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El Mayor Añejo Cristalino
“The taste of alcohol prevents this one from being as smooth as it should be, and the aging & filtering processes have killed the agave flavor to the degree that it doesn't satisfy as either a clear tequila or an anejo. Probably best for cocktails. ”
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El Tesoro Blanco
“Earthy and natural, with just the right blend of sweetness and bitterness. The agave flavor lingers pleasantly on the tongue. I tend to favor anejos and repos, but this is a blanco I could sip all night. ”
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Flecha Azul Tequila Añejo
“Smooth but not overly flavorful. Not the strong, distinctive tequila I was expecting, given the price and positive word of mouth. Still, a palatable anejo.”
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Sauza Conmemorativo Añejo
“Not much flavor or bite to this, but for a bottom shelf tequila, it's palatable. A serviceable mixer or low-priced well liquor. Price is the main attraction here.”
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Tres Agaves Blanco (Organic)
“Pure, earthy agave flavor, with the bite you'd expect from a good Blanco. A quality tequila for a very reasonable price.”
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Tres Agaves Añejo (Organic)
“Pleasant agave aroma and taste. Nice finish. No hint of wood. Strong tequila flavor for an affordable anejo.”
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Olmeca Altos Reposado
“Subdued aroma and flavor. Hint of oak. Excellent bite at the end. For the price, a solid middle shelf tequila.”
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