Uneventful with an unnatural finish. Avoid

A good cocktail base tequila. Good value

Mexican 35% ABV Nose: Some spiciness, dusty minerals, agave and a vegetable presence- celery? Flavors: Somewhat muddled flavors. Vanilla and sweetness, pepper heat with accompanying bitter note, cinnamon. Finish is much like the nose and flavors, not horrid, but not much to distinguish itself from a host of middle of the heap tequilas.

Surprisingly hot and bumpy for a triple distilled Blanco, I was expecting less flavour and personality. I think this is great for making cocktails & margs, it will stay present with other flavours present.

Alcohol and agave mixed overpowers the flavor and finish

Borderline watery in the mouth, this blanco has very little viscosity or oil. It does have some good basic flavor elements in roast agave and white pepper along with some alcohol. Finish is short and slightly sweet. I used about a liter of this and made an jalapeño infusion that is really good.

So so flavor.

Very harsh

Mild aroma of agave, alcohol and citrus. Strong alcohol flavor dominates the agave, black pepper and citrus zest. Alcohol , pepper and minerals are present in a weak finish.

This has changed a lot over the years, and is inconsistent from batch-to-batch. I am getting cake batter and vanilla on the aroma and flavor. There’s also an off note to the aroma that is either too much tails in the distillation or there’s some diffuser product mixed in. Some artificial sweetener on the finish.

Mild antiseptic smell, slight citrus taste, long dry finish.

Aroma is pure, straight agave.. Peppery, hot flavor lingers forever...

One of the worst tequilas I've tried. Too much fake vanilla flavor. Nasty, almost dirty tasting finish. I wouldn't even buy this for mixing. And it's expensive for how bad it is. Never again.

Good budget drink making tequila

Sweet at first, with light agave and faint vanilla/burnt sugar and some alcohol burn at the end. Agave is not the star of the show. Would only mix is myself.

stone brick oven addictives sweet, good mixer nice shot to have

Inexpensive mixing tequila.

Strong agave great for cocktails

The thing with Milagro silver is that it's the perfect introduction to tequila tequila. Cost effective and it makes a solid cocktail..... At first. I mean it's good, but lacks backbone and/or character, the plus is that it's hard to make a bad drink with it, the minus is you may need to add a little more than the recipe calls for after a little time.

Peppery

Pretty smooth not peppery

The aroma is heavy on the agave, truly wonderful! The taste is delicate on the front end but hits a tad harder on the back end.

Unsmooth, boozy, and cheap tequlia-y taste/aroma. Not good w/ mix either.

Aroma of cooked agave, citrus and vegetal. Flavor of cooked agave, black pepper and an artificial sweetness. Not much of a finish. Wouldn't recommend this even as a mixer.

This is the first time I've tried Milagro and it was the silver. I don't purchase blancos as often as I should, as I prefer an Añejo for sipping, however it was on sale so I said what the heck. For me, this is good for mixing only. My next purchase of Milagro will definitely be the Select Barrel Reserve Añejo.