NOM 1110 | Really good flavor but a little too much on the sweet side. Finish is really smooth.

NOM 1424 | The aroma initially comes off a little strong and very alcoholic, but as it breathes a little the oak smell comes to life. The flavor is very smooth and does not have an harsh aftertaste. In fact, the fruity flavor is lingers comfortably on the palate.

One negative note is that the bottle label is made of leather though looks good it smells harshly of leather dye and curing chemicals like a leather store. I had to remove the bottle from my tasting area as the odor of the label was ruining the experience.

NOM 1424 | Agave, caramel, mineral.

NOM 1424 | It’s sweet with caramel notes. No aroma to speak of and the finish is easy leaning into the agave flavor. The additives are clearly present which is a deal breaker for me. It is drinkable though

The Anejo is great, but you should pass on the Repasado and Repasado Crystalino. Very smooth with very slight sweetness.

NOM 1424 | Great nose - vanilla, caramel. Agave Palate- sweet, agave still present, even through the finish. Very enjoyable, great sipper

Very smooth. Small hint of sweetness. Taste great with orange slices

NOM 1424 | Sweet aroma and Smooth finish.

NOM 1424 | Cooked agave, alcohol, floral aroma. Somewhat sweet, with caramel and minerals flavors. Okay finish.

smooth bc of low alcohol and added nectar

NOM 1424 | Totally average, finish is water, flavour is nice. I’d finish the bottle and appreciate it as a gift but wouldn’t think to repurchase 06.25 I gave it a lot more thought and an additional taste on another day and an additional taste on another day and continue to drink this bottle. I have decided I really genuinely do not like the mouth feel. That might have something to do with the fact that as I’ve procured higher quality bottles of tequila I realised this is not for me.

For starters, this is a 70% tequila with agave nectar added which makes it "smoother" and sweeter. The bottle is oval shaped with raised agave and a leather wrapped label. On the nose and palette it has vanilla, butterscotch and oak with a hint of honey. Bourbon drinking fans will enjoy this and for $46 it's an enjoyable, easy sipper that's decent and worth trying.

NOM 1424 | Suavecito has two things that make it a good introduction to quality tequila for novices: a lower proof (35% ABV) and the addition of agave. The result is a silky smooth sipping tequila. That said, there are many additive-free anejos that are superior to this, but it's a great value.

Extremely smooth

You can definitely taste the added agave nectar. A good drink but sometimes a bit sweet for my palette.

So I was given this to taste blind and was told it was a rep not an anjeo. I liked it, I thought the wood aged character was great for a reposado. I also felt it blended well with the tequila. good aroma, flavor and finish. once I found out it was an anjeo and the price the score suffered. Especially when you have 4 or 5 other easily available options that are better for the same price. Yet I would not turn it down and will probably drink again. Worth a taste.

NOM 1424 | $60 American in Arizona

NOM 1424 | I’ve always wanted to try this brand but the addition of agave nectar dissuaded me. A friend shared this with me. The nose is mild agave with some vanilla hints. The flavor and finish bring more sweetness. This is not overwhelming sweet. I did not get much barreling for an anejo. Perhaps the nectar is the masking agent. A very easy drinker. This is also a very shareable product due to its sweetness.

Wonderful Aroma of agave and citrus with vanilla. Lots of vanilla on the flavor with a bit too much sweetness. Finishes great

NOM 1424 | $60 US in Arizona

NOM 1424 | Very smooth. Peppery finish

NOM 1424 | Sweet - a little watered down tasting, but could drink all day.

NOM 1424 | Yes, it’s sweeter than many but dammit it just tastes great.

NOM 1424 | The added agave is distracting as it tastes and smells like other additives. It tastes like artificial sweetener.