Bottle #7983: The bottles are very nice, featuring heavy twisted glass with top that hold a shot or so of liquid. These overly smooth and sweet tequilas may be best for 'after dinner or people that want a sweet, easy to sip experience. Nose/Aroma: French oak barrel, vanilla, caramel, herbaceous, agave, sweet, cherry fruit notes, honey and maple syrup, and a cognac-like oaky presence. The taste is noticeably very sweet and sugary, along with papery caramel and vanilla. It is a very sweet sipping tequila. Finish is sweet and short without heat.

I tasted this at a Tequila Club meeting last April. It was just being released in our local area. Adictivo is a gringo favorite down here.... The aromas and flavors were entirely too much like foraging on forest vegetation that was never intended for human consumption. Then to the steroidal herbal notes, add massive amounts of very unnatural sweetness.... Atrocious. What were they thinking.

There’s no actual cannabis in this product, so don’t worry, you won’t get high from it. It’s made with cannabis-like flavoring. Since I don’t like the smell of marijuana it should be no surprise that I am not a fan of this. Yes, the aroma is herbal, but also cheesy lactic, wet earth, and black olive aromas. The aroma is intense and overwhelming for me. These aromas don’t carry into the flavor, though. Instead it’s got a super sweet licorice thing going on. I’d be interested in hearing from people who like this. I’m not a fan of additives and flavorings, and my score reflects this.

Smells like sugar, slight brine and a faint whiff of marijuana. I’m looking for the agave but not finding it. Tastes like simple syrup with a slight cannabis finish. Not sure why this exists, since it doesn’t have any active marijuana ingredients nor active agave aromas and flavors. Strangely, my biggest issue (with this product snd the whole Adictivo line) is with the intense sweetness. It smells like there is a real tequila hiding under what I can only assume are added sugars.