Not to be confused with the actual Camarena family. I've heard the Camarena family sold their name rights to the brand who produced this underwhelming tequila. About 15 years or so ago, when I knew a lot less about Tequila, I used to use this tequila to make Bloody Maria's and Margaritas. I recently revisited this tequila and got a very thin mouthful and a chemical taste and artificial taste that brings "vanilla windex" to mind. For the right person, who is just trying to catch a buzz, this could be an acceptable mixer. For the person trying to sip, this is absolutely undrinkable.
On the nose, harsh and medicinal, a little agave and maybe pepper. On the palate, very thin, astringent. Not quite sour but there’s something like that there. Has a weird funk to it. A bit of agave, some pepper, maybe lemon? Overall, not good. Lunazul is not my favorite but if you absolutely must spend less than $20, that’s a much better option.
Absolutely horrible and made with a diffuser. At one time at a different Distillery, this was a well made bargain tequila.. but no more
Definitely one for cocktails you don’t care about. Good value but diffuser based.
Lote: 17AB107E21 06/21/21. 08:11 D.O.P. 375ml Very weak nose. Some agave (mostly raw) and alcohol. Not much to grab you. Flavor hits with alcohol upfront with a bitter/sourness that covers the tongue. Some mint and raw agave. Peppery medium finish that has no complexity. I would say, based on flavor, use it as a mixer, but the fact it is a diffuser product I would avoid.
Lots of pepper very little agave. Artificial flavors are present and some bitterness and alcohol. Besides the price there is little reason to drink this.
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