Jonathan Jimenez

Jonathan Jimenez

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 14d ago

    “Tequila Nosotros Chispirito Edition has a pleasant nose of cooked agave, vanilla, light oak, and a hint of citrus. The palate has sweet agave, caramel, and subtle peppery spice, while the mouthfeel is silky and medium bodied with very little burn. It finishes clean with lingering agave and light oak, making it an easy and enjoyable sipping tequila. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 217d ago

    “Aroma Cooked agave warmth right away. Chocolate, butterscotch, vanilla, and faint tobacco. Subtle dried fruit and spice hints. Very inviting with oak influence that stays in harmony, not dominance. Palate Velvety texture Caramelized agave and toffee sweetness Layers of dried cherries, coffee, and soft oak Gentle spice and subtle oak-driven vanilla There’s a nice dance between fruit, oak, and spice, making it rich but not heavy. Finish Long, warm, lingering Sweet notes stick around vanilla, butterscotch, a touch of spice The finish hangs on with charm rather than bite. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 217d ago

    “Aroma: Bright and inviting cooked agave, vanilla, honey, and light oak, with hints of orange peel, cinnamon, and fresh herbs. Palate: Well-balanced. Sweet agave leads, followed by caramel, butterscotch, baking spices, and a touch of citrus. The oak is present but restrained, letting the agave shine.”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 217d ago

    “Aroma: Rich and layered—oak, dark chocolate, caramel, dried fruit (figs/raisins), vanilla, with hints of leather, cinnamon, and toasted nuts. Very barrel-forward. Palate: Full-bodied and silky. You get cooked agave up front, followed by toffee, cocoa, baking spices, espresso, and a touch of smoke. The oak is prominent but balanced, not overpowering. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 472d ago

    “Tequila Ocho Puntas 2024 hits all the right notes. The nose is inviting with layers of vanilla, pepper, citrus, fresh bell pepper, and that rich sweet agave that pulls you right in. The flavor profile is bold but well-balanced with plenty of agave, some vanilla and pepper for kick, a touch of butterscotch for richness, and a citrusy brightness that keeps things lively. The finish has a nice bite to it, just enough to let you know it means business, then it eases into a lingering sweetness that sticks around in the best way. This one's full of character and definitely worth sipping and savoring. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 504d ago

    “I ordered several bottles through raretequilas.com, and although my shipment arrived late, I appreciated their gesture of including a complimentary single airplane bottle of Cava de Oro. The aroma was very subtle, featuring only a faint hint of sweet vanilla—the only redeeming aspect. On tasting, however, the flavor was overwhelmingly sweet and entirely lacking the authentic agave character that is essential to true tequila. In my opinion, it doesn't taste like tequila at all. Overall, this product is comparable to, if not worse than, Casamigos, and I would not recommend it. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 518d ago

    “I tried Batanga Blanco Tequila at a local bar in Eugene, OR, and honestly, it didn’t do much for me. The taste is pretty basic, with a sharp bite that doesn’t get rounded out by any real complexity or flavor. It’s fine for mixing, but I wouldn’t reach for it if I was looking to enjoy a good pour. Overall, it’s a bit underwhelming, and I probably wouldn’t go for it again. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 518d ago

    “I tried the Campo Bravo Reposado Tequila at a Mexican restaurant and was really let down. It lacked the rich, balanced agave flavor I was hoping for. The taste was thin and one-dimensional, with little complexity or depth. It didn’t have the warmth or character that makes a good reposado enjoyable. Overall, it felt underwhelming and didn’t measure up to other reposados I’ve had. I wouldn’t recommend it. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 518d ago

    “Disappointing Experience I had the chance to try both the Campo Bravo Blanco and Reposado Tequila during a recent visit to a Mexican restaurant, and neither one impressed me. The Blanco had an overly sharp taste, with a harshness that made it difficult to enjoy. The burn lingered too long, and it lacked the natural, clean flavor I expected from a good tequila. Both varieties came across as artificial and lacking in the depth and quality you’d want from a tequila. I wouldn’t recommend either. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 519d ago

    “Don Julio Blanco: Not Worth It Don Julio Blanco doesn’t impress, especially considering the price. It’s not as good as some make it out to be, and the flavors are pretty flat. The agave taste is there, but it’s pretty weak, and the finish is underwhelming. That said, it’s still better than Casamigos, which is way too sweet, and a huge step up from Jose Cuervo, which is just not good. Save your money—there are much better tequilas out there. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 529d ago

    “Siete Leguas Tequila Blanco stays true to tradition. It has a fresh aroma, with notes of herbs, citrus, and cooked agave. I also catch a bit of pepper and a hint of earthiness. The taste is well balanced, starting with a sweet roasted agave flavor, followed by a touch of black pepper, lime, and a slight saltiness. The finish is warm and peppery, with a light citrus aftertaste that sticks around but doesn’t overpower. I absolutely enjoyed this expression, and I highly recommend it. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 536d ago

    “San Matías Extra Añejo is decent but not remarkable. It has notes of caramel, vanilla, butterscotch, star aniz, and oak, but the flavors aren’t very bold. The finish is somewhat short, and it lacks the body, complexity, and richness of other the extra añejos I've had. It’s a good sipping option, and while there are better XA out there, the price is hard to beat. I would recommend you try it for yourself and you be the judge. As for me, once my bottle is gone, I won't repurchase another one but would have it again if someone offered a glass. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 542d ago

    “ Not Worth It Nose: Strong alcohol dominates, with barely any agave or citrus notes. Taste: Harsh and one-dimensional, with a metallic aftertaste. Texture: Thin and watery, lacking smoothness. Finish: Short, bitter, and unpleasant. While it’s cheap, the quality isn’t there—even for mixing. Skip this one and look for better options at the same price. Rating: 3/10. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 542d ago

    “I didn’t have high hopes for Hornitos Reposado since it was the go-to tequila I drank as a teenager just to get the job done. A friend brought it to a party, so I decided to give it another shot. Unfortunately, it was just as bad as I remembered—harsh, unbalanced, and lacking any real flavor. Definitely not something I’d drink again. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 543d ago

    “Cimarron Reposado is full of flavors with notes of vanilla, caramel, and a hint of spice. I highly recommend sipping or making cocktails . It’s affordable and high-quality, making it a solid choice for any tequila fan. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 557d ago

    “I decided to give Teremana Reposado a try by purchasing an airplane shot, and I’m glad I didn’t commit to a full bottle. The flavor is underwhelming, with a flat, overly sweet profile that feels unbalanced. The agave is barely noticeable, overshadowed by an almost artificial caramel and vanilla taste. The finish is harsh and lacks the smoothness I expect from a reposado. It doesn’t stand out in any way, and there are far better tequilas in the same price range. It's definitely not something I’d buy again, even for mixing. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 557d ago

    “Casamigos Reposado is overpriced for the quality they produce and overrated. The overly sweet flavor, dominated by vanilla and caramel, feels artificial and completely overpowers the agave. The finish is weak, with no depth or complexity. It’s more like a generic mixer than a quality sipping tequila. Not worth the hype or the money. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 567d ago

    “Corralejo Reposado was disappointing. The aroma was dominated by harsh alcohol, with little agave or oak. The flavor felt artificial, with syrupy vanilla and caramel overpowering the agave. It was harsh and unbalanced, leaving a bitter aftertaste. Even for cocktails, the harshness overwhelms. There are better options at this price. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 567d ago

    “Patrón Coffee Tequila was disappointing. The coffee flavor tastes fake and overly sweet, completely masking the tequila. It’s syrupy with a lingering sugary aftertaste, making it hard to enjoy. For the price, it’s not worth it—there are better options out there. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 574d ago

    “Insólito Reposado is a well-balanced tequila with a light golden color. It has a nice mix of vanilla, caramel, and a hint of citrus on the nose. The taste is clean, with baked agave, a touch of oak, and just a bit of spice. The finish is warm and slightly sweet, with the oak and pepper sticking around a little longer. It’s versatile enough to enjoy on its own or mix into cocktails. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 574d ago

    “Maria Romero's craftsmanship shines through. Tequila Corrido Blanco is clean and crisp, offering fresh citrus notes, a touch of herbal sweetness, and a subtle peppery finish. It's an excellent choice for sipping or mixing into cocktails, delivering an authentic and straightforward tequila experience. ”

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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 575d ago
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  • Jonathan Jimenez Jonathan J. rated 576d ago

    “Aroma: The nose reveals strong alcohol and citrus notes, dominated by lime and lemon zest. These are accompanied by subtle herbal undertones of agave and a faint hint of vanilla. Taste: On the palate, Teremana Blanco presents a bold and somewhat harsh flavor profile. It showcases notes of citrus and earthy minerals, balanced by a slight sweetness and a touch of peppery spice. Not exactly what I would recommend, but I can see how this flavor profile might appeal to certain people. ”

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