Much like the blanco, but with a veil of barrel notes- vanilla, butter and American oak. Added sweetener still present. A bit more finish than the blanco and more flavor.
Cinammon and light agave nose. Thin and sweet in the mouth with no finish. Slight sucralose taste with a touch of bitterness at the back. Simple and unfulfilling due to the lack of body and finish. Perhaps an easy choice for non-tequila drinkers, but not great for converting them since it lacks the complexity of a well-done tequila.
The aroma has a nice agave and cinnamon component that I like. But the flavor is too sweet and simple for me. Not a bad product, but I wish they would lighten up on the sweetness, perhaps some more complexity might come forward.
Medicinal fake oak. Artificial vanilla. Quick and unremarkable finish.
Sorry but I had to sit it out !
It tastes better than it smells. It isn’t great but it isn’t horrible.
The nose shows a lot of alcohol, some sweetness and vanilla creaminess, some citrus and earthiness, and just a touch of butter. The nose is better than the taste. On taste definite alcohol swirling around, vegetal, some sweetness and light citrus. This is not even worth $30, as there are so many better tequilas as you can buy in this price range. Very disappointed in the Rock's hype, and IMO, just more crap on the market.
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Aroma has butter, vanilla, and slight oak. Like the blanco it’s too sweet and simple for me. The finish is pretty much all vanilla.