No bueno. I’m my opinion.

Downgraded after revisiting since my video review. A blend of French Oak and American white oak, and finished in Port wine barrels. This anejo cristalino is very artificial tasting with too much vanilla cream, as well as alcohol. This is definitely not worth buying.

Not a Cristalino fan, faint nose and taste, fruity, alcohol, pepper. Finish was blah

Aromas/flavorsreminded me of French Vanilla coffee mate

This won’t come as a surprise but this is really not my thing.....every semblance of agave has been removed and left with a neutral nose & flavour with an artificial cherry ending. Chill and serve to drunk people.

Nose is dry and dusty with some fruit and minerals. Flavor is quite sweet with pepper and some bitter notes.

Sweet and very smooth

Aroma of vanilla, cooked agave, alcohol and a hint of citrus. They seem to blend together instead of individual. That could be from the filtering. Flavor has black pepper and vanilla with not much finish.

I love the after taste of caramel and agave. However this tequila leaves a lot to be desired.

Alcohol… Sugar

Unbelievably smooth for 1800

Nose : vegetal , agave , sweet , vanilla Taste : Very sweet , vanilla , alcohol , bitter aftertaste . Too sweet / artificial

chemically vanilla and just extinguished campfire ash. hoped to mask it via margarita mix. nope.

Artificial tasting. First cristallino I’ve had but this has lost any barrel/anejo character it had through the filtration process and is dominated by vanilla flavoring and glycerin.

This is not a sipper, and for the price, its not a mixer. This doesn't have a lot of flavor to it, but it has a smooth finish. Good for shots at a party

Very Smokey finish

Overly really smoky, pretty viscous. Blind tasted I thought this was a subdued mezcal. Oily mouthfeel, and not a fan of the finish.

Taste is totally artificial and fabricated. Not a fan. From start to finish overwhelming chemicals. Its best asset is the bottle design

Tasted like it had been smoked. Might be good if you like extra aged bourbon or scotch - I do not. It took drinking half the bottle to realize the smokey taste was coming from the dominant vanilla extract taste.

Not much aroma, smooth taste a little bite towards the end. Finish is decent, again pretty nondescript.

Smells like chemicals

Smooth

Very sweet on the palate, agave syrup and vanilla. Not much balance

Strong alcohol flavor, floral

Cristalinos are interesting these days. This was smooth and almost felt sweet. My critique is that it is a little pricey compared to some others. I like 1800 repo and blanco neat as a go-to, but it comes in a price range of other go-to tequilas. If this was a little cheaper, then I would be more inclined to buy it on a regular rotation.