Aroma is sweet and floral Flavor is full, smooth and hints of vanilla Finish is smooth, the more it sits the better it tastes Great value at $34

Didn't care for the finish on this one. Found it sort of bitter.

Grassy, buttery nose with some alcohol. Sweet, mild oak, mild butterscotch flavor with mild burn. Medium thin texture. Relatively fast, but pleasant finish with no bitterness.

First of all this is a really affordable tequila! 25-35$. This being said, I really like this tequila. Starting with the aroma I could smell this all day, sweet notes of floral scents and Carmel. Did not expect this from a reposado. Flavor is very smooth with medium heat. Finish is average but still a sippable tequila. For the price it's worth a try.

El Olor: Not noticeably strong or overpowering but nice and light and fragrant. Hints of agave, citrus, and a floral note hidden in there. El Sabor: Is there chocolate in this? I keep getting a dark sweet smooth something. Almost like vanilla, allspice or clove with honey and nutmeg. Not sure if this is tequila or some infused tequila liqueur. Very nice and well balanced. I'm guessing white oak casks and possibly previously used for sherry. El Final: Really smooth and easy. This is a great tequila to give to a new aficionado. Easy on the pallet with a long smooth finish. Medium body and great caramel sugars that linger.

Nose has honey, vanilla and caramel, with light agave. Entry tends to sweet with black pepper spice. Bitterness creeps in mid-palate, spreading nicely to the roof of the mouth. Nutty finish lingers for an acceptable time, finally turning to dark cocoa. This is an easy sipping bargain.

pleasant to sniff with buttery vanilla aromas. Super smooth initial taste starting with a well balance of agave and vanilla/oak and then moving into the peppery finish.

Just average tequila. Not bad for the buy. Better to mix than sip. Good margarita mixer.

Not bad