Same nice nose as the Blanco but takes a drastic dive into a Brazil nut/hazelnut dry finish. I don’t like this very much.

Nose: It has an old fashioned tequila aroma to it - not totally smoothed out for the masses. Caramel, dark cherry, agave and a note of pine resin. Flavor: Sweet agave, a pepper bite, and vanilla. Finishes medium long. Not a tippy top tier tequila, but very solid.

Sazerac Imports bottle from June 2008. Nice mouth feel on entry along with some nice agave and spice notes. Somewhat buzzy finish from the barrel spice, white pepper and alcohol. Nice budget sipper.

Distinct aroma of clay with some oak but with an unpleasant rubbery smell that significantly disrupts any enjoyment of the other aromas. Really nice flavor with a great mix of sweetness and spice. Finish is medium length. 8-19-2016

This is such a great tequila for the money. Drink it straight, or use it in a cocktail - you can't go wrong.

cinnamon, peppercorn, vanilla

Aroma is really nice- Carmel, light vanilla, light flowers-lavender- it’s very light overall. Taste- wet agave- it’s really good- barrel spice- pepper- smooth and light- Pepper finish- slight tongue numbing. It’s good…

Back of front label states: GRACIAS 301009 08:23, possibly bottled on 271009, marbete is from year 2008, 35% abv. Color: yellow to dark yellow. Aroma: raw agave, light herbaceous, light vanilla & wood note, earthy, alcohol aroma is medium. Agave notes become slightly sweet at the end. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, at the end it is slightly bitter. Finish is medium to medium long, raw agave with light vanilla notes persist.

Long finish.

Light amber color in the glass. Aroma of cooked agave, oak and cinnamon. Flavor of oak and black pepper. Medium finish.

Smooth, peppery, a little floral

Sweetness and alcohol on the nose but the sweetness grabs your attention, a floral note in there too. Spice and pepper in the mouth, some sugar. Love this one for $20.

Pueblo Viejo Reposado $22 USD (Saratoga Wine Exchange) NOM 1103 Overall: Solid buy. Traditional flavors. A great mixer and can do double duty as a daily sipper for those watching their wallets. Nose: Not great. Cooked agave, charred oak, carmel, and cooked black pepper. As Remy Newland noted, there is a pine resin like aroma. Taste: Enjoyable. Light oilyness with a slight salinity and a solid peppery warmth. Semi sweet cooked agave, black pepper predominate. Carmel, a touch of cashew, vanilla, and baking spices, and oak. Very simple, but easy to sip. Finish: Medium to long mix of warmth and sweet tones that makes you want to keep sipping.

It really burns. Not really smooth.

Initial feel is smooth and then hits with alcohol burn. Flavors feel artificial and hard to detect. Almost fruity, not earthy, maybe a syrupy flavor akin to vanilla. This works as a mixer but on its own is something you grab cuz you finished the other bottle

Sweet flavors. Traditional citrus, lime and agave. One helluva a value IMO.

I read some of the reviews and agreed somewhat except that to my taste it deserves a little more credit. Soft, very pleasant taste and smooth ending. I drank it straight pair with salt and lemon and I’m sure it’ll taste better with sweet lime and sea salt.

Nothing bad here, but nothing really good. Just fine in a mixed drink. House tequila at Quinta Don Jose in Tlaquepaque.

Cooked agave and caramel on the nose. Taste of vanilla, herbs. Smooth finish.

Taste has caramel, vanilla and even butterscotch. Zero alcohol burn. How is thus a $14 tequila in Mexico?

This it pretty solid for a 20 dollar reposado-bought for margaritas and mixed drinks- but actually not a bad sipping tequila - nicely surprised - highest value I’ve ever given- 9- buy this if you want a decent VERY reasonable reposado!

Weird but a good weird: banana, clay, semi-sweet agave finish is mediocre.

Cinnamon up front. Nice heat for the proof. Excellent price. Good sipper.

Unbelievable flavor for the price. Name a better bottle for $20, I’ll wait.

A great deal at under 20 a bottle.