NOM 1590 | Nose: Ripe fruity aromas, barrel spices, and some earthy notes. Flavor: Flavors follow the aromas. Semi oily sweetness, moderate barrel spice, a hint of almonds and a touch of pepper. Nothing offensive here, but pretty much cookie cutter. Finish: A little caramel with pepper blooming at the tail end.

NOM 1590 | Really didn’t make much of an impression, seems like it is trying to be non offensive and wound up being nothing at all.

Mexico version. Understated aroma. The flavor was far too sweet for my taste. There was a bit of a chemical bite to the finish. Made a mistake. This should never have been on my wish list.

NOM 1420 | Bottle from 2011. Big black pepper right on entry. After a couple of minutes in the glass it has a solvent nose, which I would consider a defect. The jewel top closure is the best thing about this bottle at the moment.

It doesn't taste bad, it just doesn't taste at all. Completely unremarkable!

So far the best I've ever had for the money. About $15 in Mexico

Very chemically and heavy on the minerality. Too harsh for my taste.

It’s a good mixer

NOM 1602 | Butter aroma. Transitions into butterscotch in flavor with a strong alcoholic finish

very easy on the mouth, really subtle on the finish. a well balance tequila for the price tag

Thought it was gonna be good if any one recommends this one you could give it a try I mean everyone has different taste buds, but I think it was way too strong and not smooth at all

Earthy nose Very sweet Dry Salt and grass Short finish with almost no flavour

NOM 1590 | Nail polish remover Very little agave Green banana Flat on palate Acid not balanced (ripping) Salty

NOM 1602 | Light body, might be good for cocktails.

NOM 1602 | Sabor intenso, aunque, en mi concepto, ordinario.

NOM 1590 | Scent is pleasant (can smell the barrel) Slight spicy to the taste Excellent finish, smooth without burning going down.

NOM1590 nose; vanilla, cinnamon, mint, apricot, aloe, quince, light caramel, damiana flower, toffee, warm bread. palate; mint, pepper, lemon, lime zest, wasabi root, ginger, orange, mandarin, tangerine.

NOM 1590 | My first nose was very hot, but as I returned I definitely found more vanilla and honey. The palette is pretty one note, what I’m really searching for is agave. The barreling is light and not overbearing. Finish is once again a bit hot and uneventful. I can see more casual agave spirits people getting into it.

NOM 1590 | Re rate of nom 1590, tried one of the older noms in Mexico and like this a lot better. The oak covers some of the chemical taste i was getting from the blanco. Still hot to finish but i like that. Lats of vanilla and cooked agave on nose and palate.

Nice pepper finish. Great mixing tequila. Easy sipping straight up.

NOM 1590 | I tasted a sample a friend had from Mexico. 38% abv sweet on the nose, not as sweet tasting. Good agave and lots of pepper, with vanilla and wood. The pepper hangs around for a medium length of time. I would buy this if it were available in my area at a reasonable price.

NOM 1590 | Almost nonexistent

overall a decent tequila has a good finish

NOM 1590 | More of a traditional aroma, but the taste and feel of a cheaper tequila.

Decent reposado with an ornate bottle. Makes a good gift for those who are not discerning about their tequila.