Nose: heavy alcohol burn but still nice aroma of pepper, asparagus; vegetal. Taste: alcohol is heavy again, much the same in aroma; pepper, vegetal. Low viscosity and bitter finish. Overall, it is definitely one of the better low budget tequilas. It's also a step up from Costco's Kirkland brand. NOM 1143

Note the bottle looks different now (better I might add). Nose is primarily sweet and caramel, with a slight acrid acetone note as well. Luckily acetone does not appear as much in the taste but aside from a minerality that fades quickly it is short lasting and uneventful. Similarly, the finish is nothing to write home about, with acetone emerging subtlely again here. The key advantage this tequila holds is price, with an absurd value of 20 dollars for 1.75 liters. I don't know what happened in the distillery to get to this price point, but the bottom line is that this tequila will work well as a mixer for your next summer bash. Obviously, it's not a sipping tequila, but the unsavory notes are subtle enough to go unnoticed in something like a margarita.