The nose gives proof of additives and it tastes of additives and there are additives on the finish. It’s affordable but if you care about agave don’t buy this product.

Aroma of agave and black pepper. Slight rubber. Pretty basic but not bad, especially for the price.

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

Peppery, mixes alright.

The only thing that comes to mind about the aroma is rubbing alcohol. Maybe the slightest notes of agave and butter but that's a stretch. The flavor follows suit...mostly nondescript but leaves a strange texture in your mouth. Almost that strong tannic sensation you get from a big Zinfandel but not nearly as pleasant. Virtually no finish. It's just gone. But, that might be for the best.

Sweet finish

Lot of alcohol coming through on aroma and fair amount on taste. Agave notes are subtle - likely using young agave and production short cuts. Not that enjoyable at any part. Better buys at any price point.

The perfect tequila for a margarita. Has sweet notes to it that is rare for a Blanco.

Spicy with pepper notes

nice aroma, bergamot, clean lemon lime a little too sweet, not much

Strong alcohol, pepper, associations of manure or decaying grass clippings, some latex/rubber

Aroma is pretty standard for a Blanco. Flavor is discombobulated with a harsh spicy finish. Aftertaste is a bit spicy and lingers as well. Not worth drinking again. There is nothing about this drink that makes it worth drinking again other than the extremely low price tag.

Not my favorite Blanco but not bad for the price, great for a mix

Light on agave but peppery. I'd use it to mix if nothing else was around.

buttery

Better than mixto lol

agave and floral and herbal aromas sweet agave and solvent like flavor

Aroma of rubbing alcohol and a hint of grass. Flavor of rubber, like licking a tire. Thankfully the finish is short.

Nothing special to report, mainly a mixer for margs, palomas, or ranch waters.

Burn on the nose. Pepper but also medicinal and hint of rubber, mint and sour milk. Smooth on front end; vegetal. Heavy alcohol on finish.

Too vegetal for my taste.

Not a pleasant aroma - closer to rubbing alcohol with grass and a little agave. The taste is similar to the nose.

I find this tequila too flat, bland, and sickly sweet for sipping. Oddly enough the lactic/funky nose reminds me of Cimarron… I’m guessing the column still is the culprit. Although it’s passable as a mixer, Arette and Olmeca Altos are far better picks in this price range.

As a mixer, not neat

Not harsh perfect for beginner tequila drinkers