definitely great shooter or in margarita. Would not sip it neat

This was a bit of a pleasant surprise after seeing mixed reviews. Thought the aroma and flavor were pretty good with a nice amount of cooked agave and pepper. Not very complex. The finish was a little rough and got hints of a metallic/chemical aftertaste. It gets points for me for the price point and I’d be happy to use it as a mixer.

Anise, cough syrup, sour apple candy. Loads of white pepper, a tad thin with a burn through the brief finishes Not meant to be a sipper, but an affordable mixer that’s still crafted with some care and is accessible.

Nose of the vanilla, sweet agave, vegetal, light pepper, light citrus, with a slight solvent presence and a bit of alcohol buzzing about. On taste- vegetal, sweet, light citrus, alcohol, and a hint of a glue like solvent. Overall bland and light, but a decent inexpensive daily tequila (especially for mixing) but not great as a sipper.

Aroma : Citrus, alcohol, agave. Taste : Light citrus and agave, lightly peppery with some alcohol. Very mild flavor. Finish : Short/medium length with a little more agave here. Overall a fairly bland tequila. But unlike other budget tequilas like Arette or Olmeca Altos, I can find this just about anywhere, which is good if you need something last minute to bring to a party.

Downgraded rating from 80. Something has changed with Espolon in the past couple of yrs, it has an unnatural aftertaste and sweetness to it (like Don Julio) that is off-putting to me. Can no longer recommend it as a good budget brand

Good value Blanco.

Not a sipper, alcohol and agave strong on the nose, body and finish

There is nothing outstanding going on here but I will always have a soft spot for this product.....it’s just so easy to drink for so cheap!! Tight and bitter at first and then bits of sweetness on the back end, it’s PERFECT for making margs!!

Lactic and herbal nose, medium mouthfeel and herbal, mineral finish. Nice natural agave sweetness.

Lactose, thyme, baked agave

Mexican 38% version. Nose has fresh floral notes with some alcohol. Fruity, with citrus and agave. A mineral element as well. Round ripe fruit on the palate. A little pepper kick. Spices and a banana like nuance. Coats the tongue nicely. A very solid economy brand. I’m surprised how much flavor is packed into an autoclave and column still product!

Great value but bland flavor. Mixes well.

Ok peppery vibe great value not a sipper but made a good margi!

This is one of the most affordable tequilas on the market, and you can get it just about everywhere. It's best used for cocktails, and since its 100% agave, you'll be grateful the next morning.

A lot going on for an inexpensive tequila. I concur with the other reviews.

Surprisingly complex nose of cooked agave, herbs, earth, pineapple and clove. Simple but pleasant taste of roast agave, black pepper and clove. Thin and soft, with a decent if astringent finish. Great value.

Good, solid low-priced blanco. Nice agave.

The nose: Some alcohol, some peppery aroma, Some earthiness like dirt (possibly from the agave) and some vanilla Taste: Pepper, citrus, Vanilla, alcohol Finish: Warm and harsh yet somehow welcoming Final thoughts: Would recommend for a beginner who's getting into tequila, Also great for mixing and for shots, It's also definitely better than Jose Cuervo Especial

mild agave aroma and taste. slight alcohol bite at the end. good budget tequila, especially for cocktails.

Definitely a mixer. Where some of the off flavoring would be hidden. Not a horrible drink though. But one of you have better you probably wouldn’t come back to

Great mixer

Great value Los Altos tequila

I have two tequilas I will always recommend for mixing. This and Olmeca. Quite simply, you cannot go wrong with them. No harshness whatsoever, but the agave earthy taste is very obviously there, making for simply wonderful margaritas, sunrises, ranch waters, you name it. If you want to sip, there are better options but it is hard to argue with in any way.

A great budget blanco for mixing.