NOM 1502 | Not a bad blanco, but not great, decent nose, nothing jumps out of the glass, nice mouth fell, not a lot of cooked agave or pepper notes. An excitable sipper. Excellent mixer

cooked agave, light cinnamon, earthy on the aroma. straight forward cooked agave sweetness, black pepper and earth/mineral on the flavor. not much heat. medium mouth feel with short finish. not bad for the price point

NOM 1502 | Nose: A timid nose. That being said, there are aromas to pick up - just not robust ones. Some cantaloupe/pear notes that have a tinge of sulfur. Sweet vanilla cream with a dash of cinnamon. And trace minerality. Flavor: An initial blast of cinnamon red hots and finely ground black pepper. Followed up with a vanilla variant that is cloaked in bitterness that sits on the back of the tongue. A little redeeming nuttiness in the finish.

Blind rated. Agave, pepper and alcohol on the nose. A bit too much of the last to put this among my favorites, although it's not bad. On the palate a good presence of agave, for me though there's a certain lack of complexity. Some alcohol spice, which it might be fun, but at the same time it disturbs its balance a little. Finish it's medium to long, with a nice agave presence. Hard to really judge this one at the end of an astonishing blind kit as this is, which has been the best to date for me. I would probably love this juice by itself, but in the context of the kit I find it a little inferior compared to others.

From a blind tasting. Some baked agave on the nose. In the mouth agave and some white pepper along with some slight bitterness though not nearly as much as sample 2, which turns out to be Sauza Tres Generacion. Moderate length finish that resolves to some sweet agave that clings to the tongue for a time.

Rated blind. Aroma is sharp and pungent with vegetal and mineral qualities. Quick sweetness on the palate giving way quickly to overpowering mineral flavors and big pepper feeling. Both dissipate quickly, leaving tingling gums and a slight mineral taste. So the finish is more of a numbing feeling than a pepper experience. To be honest, I find myself wincing as I drink this. There is a world of better options out there at this price and below. This rating may seem very low for Partida, but I didn't bother to give it any points for buying again or recommending.

NOM 1454

slightly astringent, but pepper, earth, herbs and agave wiggle their way through the burn to reveal an impressive nose. cinnamon sweet, citrus friend and her buttery friend pay you a quick visit before vanishing for a quick finish. cinnamon, all spice, citrus. nice finish, great aroma

NOM 1454 | NOM 1454. NOM 1454. An earthy aroma of baked agave, alcohol and spice. The taste is sweet agave with vanilla, mint and black pepper. Modest mint and pepper finish.

Aroma: very light agave, dirt, tropical flowers. Flavor: herbs, citrus, sweet fruit. Finish: short but nice and sweet.

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NOM 1502 Rich aroma of agave and earth. Flavor matches the aroma - agave and earth. Finish is short and uneventful.

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NOM 1454 | The Partida blanco has a nice, true blanco nose, with notes of cooked agave, butter,earth, spearmint, jasmine and white pepper. Not overbearing on the palate, the taste reveals a more "raw" agave tone, anise, and some fruity notes of tangerine and cooked apples, the let down with this tequila for me is in the finish as some heavy bitter notes appear revealing the use of autoclaves and stainless steel stills, and it does not have a unique and definitive aroma and taste. But I don't think that for most people, my last two statements will be an issue. Over all, this is a good traditional blanco tequila, and a fine representation del Valle de Tequila.

NOM 1502 | Great value under $40 very clean and approachable

NOM 1502 | Aroma is quite pleasant with everything you would expect from an additive free tequila. Taste is ok with cooked, sweet agave but also with a hint of burned bitterness. Still good though. Finish is a bit short but good. I like it.

NOM 1502 | Ok

NOM 1454 | Mexican 40% abv. 750ml. version, marbete is from 2006, tasted on 11-27-23. Aroma: light sweet cooked agave, light acidity, a hint of fruit sweetness, light black pepper, light green vegetal notes, aromas are slightly subtle overall. Slightly citrus. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, it is more expressive on the palate, earthy, raw agave. Finish is medium to medium long, light sweet cooked agave with raw agave and light citrus notes persist.

NOM 1502 | Very clean on the nose and palate. Agave and slight citrus no burn. I think it’s a very nice tequila for the price and it sips well with a little ice. I’d say it’s definitely one of the better bottles under$40

Blind taste test Aroma- very light and clean, citrus and agave Taste- hint of grapefruit, agave, good but somehow muted Finish- agave, citrus, hint of vanilla, slightly off somehow

NOM 1502 | Smelled earthy, sweet like guava. Taste on the tongue was really good but was not a fan of my throat burning. There is a lingering burn. However I think this would be really good in a tequila sunrise.

NOM 1502 | Clean taste with light notes of herb and cooked agave. A great introduction to Blanco sipping tequila

NOM 1502 | Very spicy and strong flavor and finish.

NOM 1502 | Soft nose. Agave forward, green olive / green pepper, some alcohol, some vanilla on the nose. Medium mouthfeel. Starts smooth and mildly sweet. Hints of vanilla and caramel followed by white pepper and cinnamon-spice. Warm and lingering finish.

On the nose cooked agave chocolate citrus Flavor Very Agave forward vegetal black pepper anise Finish alcohol no lingering flavors other than alcohol All in all a basic tequila would be better for mixing than sipping.