Musty with some spice and sweet.

Nose: some alcohol, barrel spices, cinnamon, orange peel, chocolate and caramel Flavor: hint of black pepper, oak, cinnamon, barrel spices, and cooked agave Finish: Medium long and starts with cooked agave sweetness and moves to hints of black pepper

Easy to sip bargain brand. The nose is agave, barrel spice and some slight smoke not evident in the blanco. In the mouth this sauve without being bland with agave, barrel spice and minimal alcohol. A short finish fading to some lingering sweetness.

Nose: Barrel spice, floral and fruit notes, earth and minerals. Flavor: Pepper and banana bread spices. Toasted nuts and sweet agave/honey. A touch on the sweet side and a hint of bitters. Finish is bit hot, with a hint of mint and a mustiness. Probably great in a mixed beverage.

Price-$ Flavor& Quality -$$$

I must admit, I'm not a huge fan of the aroma of this tequila, but the flavor, finish, and value are really nice. The price is very affordable, which means you can make a nice cocktail with it and not go broke. I can drink it straight and be happy, too.

agave, vanilla & nice burn.

Same flavor profile as the old Casadores with the screw on yellow plastic cap. I’ve missed this favor, delicious

L 010223HVR002, tasted on 9-29-23. Color: light yellow. Aroma: salty cooked agave, brine, very light vanilla & wood note. Slightly herbaceous, slight acidity. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, ends with pronounced salty cooked agave. Finish is medium to medium long, salty cooked agave note persists. Ends slightly astringent.

An odd screw top. My first, Haha! Some spice and Agave in the beginning with a short finish of black pepper. Can't beat the price. 25 bucks at a Mexican market in Oxnard. I don't know how wide spread this is but the value is there. Don't be fearful of the labeling. Better than many expensive choices. It is an 80ish product however. Judge wisely.

Excellent for the price

Nose: Medicinal. Remember when you were six and first smelling your parents alcohol for the first time? That’s was this reminds me of. It’s sharp and unpleasant. Flavor: I had high hopes with this based on reviews. It tastes like dirt. Agave flavored dirt. Caramel is a suggestion. Barrel spice is a possibility, but it would be more like eating the allspice while making gingerbread men. I’ve tried this in a couple of mixed drinks and it’s let me down every time. Finish: Fine, I guess. I’d rather it didn’t finish based on the flavor. Long pepper. Value: Cheap, but you can do better. Also weird plastic pouring valve on it. Initially takes time to get out. Ending up pouring some on my counter because I was confused. Makes sampling hard and awkward. Final: Nope. Not worth. Maybe the blanco is better, but the resposado just feels like waking up with a hangover and a night full of bad decisions.

decent tequila for mixed drinks

Not much nose. Nice, clean, agave flavor. Lightly aged. Clean finish. Entirely drinkable tequila for a good price.

Vanilla, chocolate orange, cinnamon, orange peel, Passion flower, beach wood,vanilla, agave alcohol first taste, cinnamon finish

Caramel agave fruit citrus

This tequila has a pronounced nose that invites tasting. It is unusually strong in alcohol and carmel. The finish is almost immediataely and full.

12/11/17 $18 Pears, musty wood, agave. It's like grappa with an agave kick but still my sense is I've imbibed sophistication.

Meh. It was on sale and I thought to give it a try since already inexpensive. It was $17 for fifth.

I liked that the flavor hit you and then immediately is disappeared! Made it easy to sip for long periods of time!

Fruity and fresh agave light and complex, thin with refreshing notes of pears and green grapes. Great for the price.

Muy agradable, cálido, de larga duración. Piernas gruesas y equilibrado

Aroma: cocked agave, oak, black pepper, a little bit to alcohol. Flavor: sweet cocked agave, black pepper, cinnamon, honey very mellow. Nice tequila and grate value. Would buy it again. Wow!

I compared this directly with tequila Ocho reposado. I prefer Ocho because it is smoother in the finish. However, this tequila is quite impressive at one third the price. The finish is not as smooth and it has a more intense flavor and darker color.

This is surprisingly good and affordable!