Smells sweet, caramel maybe? Taste is sweet, nice body and mouthful. Spicy finish. Not bad for the price

Light on the oak here, though certainly a little something extra from the blanco, and it ultimately works to nice effect, adding a touch of dryness and spice to a decent agave showing. It all ends up feeling rather lean and not in a bad way either. Value is high, typically available <$20 around here. Recommended.

Love this tequila. So smooth and is the perfect sipping or mixer at a great price. My go to tequila.

Lots of pine right away on the nose, with hay present. Very average for a sipper with somewhat of an unpleasant burn. It is heavier and oily in a nice way. Finish isn’t bad however...butter, pine, and alcohol wrap it up then disappears.

Aroma of agave and vanilla Flavours of agave (cooked) and vanilla almost turning into a caramel Finish the alcohol flavour and burn comes in pretty strong at the end Would be good as a shot or for margaritas

I found this at Target for $21 on sale, and it tastes like a $21 tequila. Not a terrible tequila, I have had much worse. Decent flavor and finish, but there are plenty of other tequilas that I would rather sip. I could have bought a bottle of Olmeca Altos blanco for $20. Regrets.....

A very decent tequila for the BEST price. Great neat or to mix.

Aroma : Agave, alcohol, vanilla, cinnamon and oak . Nothing too complex here. Taste : Alcohol and agave with a fair amount of vanilla and oak. Again nothing too complex here. To me it seemed like the notes got "mixed" together or something of the like. It might have something to do with the oddly sweet nature of the vanilla notes. Finish : Finish is somewhat short with a bit of spice and alcohol, with some vanilla notes here as well. This is a pretty basic tequila. Not bad, but it's not something I would drink straight again. I'm sure it would go well in a margarita though.

Tried an old bottle - same NOM but 38% abv. Love this easy drinking tequila!

This is an easy drinking tequila that is surprisingly inexpensive. If you want a nice tequila for your party that won't break the bank then here you go.

This is a shot tequila for fun parties at a decent price, but falls short of a sipping tequila under my ratings

Nose: Had a sweetness of honeysuckle, caramel, wood, citrus and berries. Muted agave. Tongue: A little hot. Agave was not the star of the show. Butterscotch, oak, light vanilla, sweetener, pressure-cooked agave. Long, but somewhat artificial finish. With that said, it wasn’t offensive. The price point is fantastic, just not an all-night sipper, for me.

Smooth taste as a Reposado, has a slightly sharp alcohol smell. Nice woody taste that coats the tongue that goes down smooth. Nice tequila overall that I found tasty as a mixer but enjoyed in a shot glass as well. Would recommend for others to try and will enjoy myself again. Look forward to trying the Blanco next.

Cooked agave, oak citrus, cinnamon and alcohol on the nose. Cooked agave, pepper, cinnamon and a hint of vanilla in the mouth. Carmel, flowers and artificial sweetener on the finish. This is a great bargain repo. $17.99 for 750ml at Frys in Tucson.

Still quite a bit of bitterness off the hop but the oak treatment seems to have weeded out the sweet agave I love so much! Warm butterscotch finish is nice but I’ll stick with the Blanco.

This is in my opinion the best cheap tequila out there

Caramel, coffee bean, flan

SHOOTING TEQUILA RATING. as far as tequila shots go this is one of my favourites. I would not give this the same rating as a sipping tequila.

The 10th wonder of the world budget tequila. 20 bucks buys a tequila that has nothing offensive on it. Really inconsistent however. Does not age well in the bottle. At around one year the fruit dies and it takes a whiskey flavor.

Smells kinda sweet and caramely. Pretty smooth and sort of fruity tasting, with just a bit of peppery bite. Lingering alcohol burn but overall pretty good.

Caramel aroma, light. Oaky agave flavour. Short peppery finish

Not what it used to be but for the price it’s great!!!

Surprised, this is a nice sipping tequila when you can not find a 1921 or a Don Julio. I would buy this again at $25 it’s a good one to have around.

good price quality

Loads of oak in a bad way, as in not integrated into the tequila, just adding a taste of wood chips.