Nothing offensive. But not much good either. It’s like a very boring definition of “tequila “. Light sweeteners helps the heat.

I got an unnatural sweet vanilla, cupcake note on the nose. Palate was slightly better. Didn’t get that same cupcake note but was quite one dimensional with a sweet honey note followed by a slightly alcohol forward finish.

Palate is easy going not terrible

Tasted a sample at a liquor store. Good, all around, except for the price. I would probably drink it again, but wouldn't recommend it because distilling 4 times is absurd.

This is a tricky one. I guess I admire them trying to distill something four times to see what would happen. the result. Is it taste mostly like water. Water with a little bit of mint in it. And also a little bit of medicine. Not a bad tequila necessarily it’s just not really a tequila at all.

This is disappointing coming from Patrón. Aroma is basically just alcohol. Neutral and without character. Flavor is similarly flat and neutral. There’s a sweetness that comes at the end that feels out of balance with the rest of it. The finish is a bit rough. For the price, I expected so much more. A lot of emphasis was placed on the fancy bottle, not so much on the liquid inside.

A little thin, white pepper, citrus, agave forward. Surprisingly better than I expected. 4 x distillation, not sure how they got the agave notes to shine without some sort of additive. But overall this blanco was tasty. Price point and bottle presentation screams night club bottle service for sure

Nose: sweet honey, slight agave, metallic , grass Taste: hint of agave, metallic, orange, sweet honey Finish: grass, bitter, sweetness

Bottle: Certification of Hand Bottling No. HP 24229, L23229PA300 0942, LOTE BC 0224 Appearance: Clear Initial thoughts… Nose: Vanilla, mint, alcohol Palate: Citrus, vanilla, alcohol Finish: Warming, but neutral and fleeting Full review pending…

Agave heaven. The aroma is incredible agave and earthy vegetal notes. Zero ethanol aroma. The flavour tracks the aroma perfectly. So flavourful , agave with some light grassy notes, a hint of anise and pepper on the tongue. No alcohol burn. Just amazing. The whole package, flavour tracks aroma tracks presentation. I got it on sale, but I will have to dock it for a steep Regular price. This is my new favourite blanco.

Sweet at first, heavy on alcohol, a bit of mint with a bitter lingering finish. I did get some butter towards the end of the last sip. Don’t care for the finish…4 times distilled…I tried this at a restaurant for $14 a shot. I would not recommend buying a bottle, but if you can get a sample to try for $10-14, why not…

Cement and oily but not much else going on Hot Meh

Pleasant nose and beginning. Slight bitter aftertaste. But also drank after birthday cake. Shot neat from freezer. Friend's party, value unknown.

Pronounced sweetness with a hint of alcohol after. Smooth almost buttery mouth feel.

Super smooth but with a slight thicker viscosity than the Patron Silver. This is an elegant spirit fore sure and with an elegant bottle and cork.

Got a super deal at Sam’s Club. Kinda of a fruity agave smell on the nose. Taste was ok but the finish left me feeling bland. A good not great blanco. Maybe distilled too many times.

Lacked any complexity...had a scent of rubbing alcohol. Extreme price.

nothing special... overpriced. four times distilled. is smooth but I taste some additive. money is better spent elsewhere for better quality

Very smooth. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. But it was also sweet and needed a bit of warmth to even out the sweet. An aroma that I couldn’t put my finger on until I watched a review. A woody kind of paw paw fragrance. Ok a sample. I wouldn’t buy it for the price it is.

This was slightly better than I thought it was going to be, but to be fair, I had very low expectations. I got the last dregs of the bottle, which probably helped it's performance, so when I poured it in my glass (Spey Whisky Glass, which was all I had to hand, but worked well) it had some air already and was surprisingly expressive for something distilled a ridiculous four times. I was expecting something more akin to a flavourful vodka, but more a midpoint (vodquila?) level of flavour, showing a surprising amount of cooked agave, citrus and a whiff of (non artificial) vanilla, but still not much for a tequila of this outrageous price. In the mouth it's also not flavourless but definitely lacking, soft but a little thin. The finish is fairly short and whilst pleasant enough, it lacks the complexity you would want from something this outrageously expensive. Which makes sense as it's distillated a ridiculous four times (I think I mentioned that already). Presumably this tequila is designed to appeal to those who drink expensive vodka, and for this target audience, this product probably does a very good job with it's pleasant but lacking profile and it's glitzy bottle. I do give it extra credit for being additive free (not certified but given their history and on flavour I would bet this is) and having some agave character, but 0 points for value with it being an outrageous £170 per bottle. I'd recommend trying it for the sake of interest if someone buys you one, but skipping it if you have to foot the bill. You can buy four or five bottles of infinitely better tequila for the same price.

Very smooth on the palette. Decent agave aroma with a bit alcohol smell but not overpowering. Smooth taste of agave at first then finished with a slight pepper.

Nose: grass, celery, vanilla… almost reminds me of a rum??? Palate: vanilla, citrus, little agave, kinda too sweet. Medium finish

Mineral forward earthy lemon

Vanilla, sweet, oaky, citrusy, pepper