NOM 1438 cookie cutter tequila. Nothing makes you want another sip

Raw agave-forward, super basic profile citrus + alcohol + pepper. Metallic finish and short. Minimum effort profile to be called tequila 100% agave Some fake sweetness, but balanced/controlled… for $20 it’s a good option vs other brands. Mixing time…

Confectionary nose, sweet off the hop then really hot on the back end. Not my favourite profile for sipping but I’m seeing a great margarita match here.

Aroma: ethanol, a little agave, and not much else. Taste: very straightforward and little to no complexity. I’d call it agave, ethanol, maybe some herbal notes. Finish: short but not unpleasant. No last minute kick or anything surprising. Overall: not bad for the price. Definitely not winning awards for complexity, but I’m guessing it’ll make great cocktails.

A gem in the rough. Makes the absolute best ranch waters I have ever had. Notes of citrus and a smooth finish are the strong points.

I am drinking this neat and I must have gotten a bad bottle. on the nose is it nice agave and citrus, but more of a rind of the fruit. But the taste has a weird confectionary sweetness. Not agave sweetness. I may have to get another bottle to compare, but I can"t get past this fake sweetness.

I'm writing this review while sipping Agave Boom from a glencairn and smoking a cigar. These tequila for its price is underrated. Beautiful and robust notes of raw agave and citrus peels. It's simple. It's $20. It's great.

Super smooth

Not bad. But lacks character.

This tequila is a kind of favorite. Raw agave feeling. The balance of spiciness and sweetness is good. Thank you very much.

Rich herbal and raw agave smells. Light jalapeño-like spiciness and lemon peel-like tastes. Medium short and crisp finish makes it easy to drink and make cocktail.