Not overly sweet, definite additive flavor / finish. Not unappealing, a nice after dinner sipper. Bonus of course is the bottle.

Neat at Picante $18. Bottle is unique and funny looking. Aroma full of cream, vanilla, oak, molasses, agave. Palate is full of cream, molasses and agave with no alcohol present.

Hints of agave, then caramel and butterscotch on the nose, some brown sugar. A bit of pepper, hot and short mouth feel, not very complex.

Again enjoyed the bottle design and it looks good in my recording studio!... The anejo is ok and like the repo, the skeletone bottle helped it score well!

Sweet initially, some spice and peppery heat… vanilla, caramel… fairly easy sipper… bottle is super cool for collection.

This a tequila you grab for the cool bottle, because the juice is average. Nose: Quite sweet with cooked agave, vanilla, light oak, and backend of fruits (cherry and apricot). Faint hint of pepper. Taste: Light body, mild oilyness. A little sweet mixes with a nice brinneyness that stay in the mouth. Agave, light oak, pepper and a touch of butterscotch. Not particularly remarkable. Finish: Cooked agave, a saltiness, and pepper ride along for a long finish.

Knew it was full of additives, but hoped it would be something more like clase azul. This stuff is terrible

It is good and you are definitely also paying for the cool bottle.

a little spicy finish with nice caramel flavor.

I don't have anything resembling a refined palate when it comes to tequila, but I found this very light on flavor and aroma. Not what I am looking for in a tequila.

The taste is alright to me. Kinda strong but a little sweetness along with it. I love the bottle.

the bottle itself is awesome. the tequila is flavorful but more of a small pour at a time tequila, imo.

Nice tequila for everyday sipping. I've collected an entire mariachi band of bottles just to make sure