Definitely on the sweet side, toasted almond and brown sugar. The good thing is that product can be found just about anywhere that serves booze and it will do in a pinch

Hot hot heat. A base level blanco that doesn’t deliver much else but burn.

tastes like dirt

This is a Blanco to sip, to good to use in Margaritas.

A good go to for mixed drinks or shooting.

Very drinkable chilled. I chilled is stiff but not unbearable

Citrus and alcohol on the nose. Smoky peppery flavors with taste.

Not sure what it is, but this stuff, along with the associated reposado, have never agreed with me. Not only is the quality sub par, but I always start getting a headache as I'm drinking this (even more so as the night progresses or next morning). This is only after having one or two (never made it past two in an evening with this stuff; it's just not that good). My wife likes the look of the bottle, so she kept buying it for me until I told her to stop. It's easy to find, so I'd like to like it, but it's just not good.

This a perfect tequila for cocktails, definitely not for sipping or on the rocks. This is the Tequila I buy when I’m going to be hosting a party and making margaritas and tequila sun rises, the finish is a bit rough but you still get a strong agave flavor on your cocktails.

What can I say. A cheap option for making a not terrible margarita for vodka drinkers. Save the good stuff for people that will appreciate it.

Very poor finish, it was like water

Strictly a mixing tequila. A bit too peppery on the tongue for me and too harsh on the throat.

When you want to mix a bunch of margaritas with a 100% agave tequila without spending a fortune, this is it! Grab a bottle of 1800 Silver, Grand Gala, agave nectar and some limes. Your guests will think that you're providing top shelf margaritas, while your budget knows you just saved well over half the cost. I've done this for years and guests always enjoy the cocktails. Is it the best tequila, nope. It is readily available, inexpensive and overall drinkable unlike most of the Jose Cuervo line and most comparable priced tequilas. My wife who drinks nothing except Patron or Don Julio will drink this.

sweet tasting. bad aftertaste

Peppery, mixes alright.

A solid silver tequila, especially for the price tag. Alcohol is heavy on the nose and taste but followed by cooked agave and slight pepper notes.

A good solid silver. Decent nose and good flavor with notes of vegatal, cooked agave and spice with a pretty smooth finish. Good value as a mid level, widely available 100% agave tequila.

Heavy alcohol aroma initially that fades a bit to agave Prettier tingle on the tongue immediately. Burns on finish and leaves a lingering peppery alcohol This one could benefit from a slice of lime, salt, and a shot glass Use this in margaritas only

This is my first taste. Nothing eaten before hand only some water. Mild is the first thing that comes to mind. Notes of vanilla, but no alcohol burn. Very short finish. No definable nose to it , it's just short of smelling like rubbing alcohol. But.... Having said all that I think it would make a killer tequila sunrise. Don't get me wrong , you could drink this straight with a dinner of fajitas. But it think it's probably better mixed.

Overrated bottle, never been able to pour a shot without spilling tequila . Good mixer.

Nose is not that bad but taste remind Jose Cuervos

Very much like my favorite Patron with slightly bitter middle.

Mmmm yum

Love it!!!

First tequila I ever had - I remember the unique and appealing smell every time I popped open the bottle. In a way, I can say 1800 turned me on to the world of tequila. It was quite enjoyable for mixing, never even tried sipping it though. Also have discovered that there are countless options that are much tastier.