NOM 1441. Received a sample from a friend, but have heard that the price of the bottle is/was inexpensive (maybe USD10 to USD20). I give the value a 9 as a result as I would buy it all day, but it lacks a strong agave presence on nose and palate, which is why it's not a 10. It's probably more of an 8.5. Nose and palate have characteristics that I have come across in El Tesoro de Don Felipe aged products. The aromas and flavors include banana, earthiness, and mint, which others have pointed out already. The agave is there, but it's maybe a 2/10 in strength. The other characteristics are pleasing, but overshadow the agave. I also get flowers and light citrus on the nose and palate. Finish is very nice. Some viscosity, very low alcohol, very light black pepper, some nice spicy pepper.

NOM 1441 | Aromas of cantaloupe, banana and mint. Nice mouthfeel with slightly rough finish. Great for the price!

El Camichin (NOM 1441) has lots of banana, earth, and peppermint. Nice long finish that is not to intense, but is really nice. If it had more notes of cooked agave, it would be stellar, but as is, this is a great "poor man's" El Tesoro. Great treasure bottle if you can find it, especially since its around $10. But, be aware that 1441 no longer exists, and that this brand is being made at a different distillery.

NOM 1441 | This was a wild aromatic ride for me. Smelled like fresh baked banana bread and tasted like heaven lol. I love it it’s different had an older bottle