Common La Cofradia profile. Lactic, cheesy, brine upfront on the aroma and

Cooked agave & vegetal aroma. First pour had a strong hit of pepper & brine - somewhat overwhelming. Subsequent pours have been a bit smoother with a sweet agave palate & finish. Decent product for its price range but not a standout.

I have a soft spot for this blanco as it was my gateway from terrible tequilas to far better ones. After trying over 50 others, I revisited this and I think it’s average (a little too sweet for me as well). Agave, cracked black pepper, brine, light herbal notes, and moderate alcohol are present. It turns bitter on the finish and it’s pretty simple, but for a NOM 1137 product this isn’t terrible. It’s best suited as a mixer, but there are others that have it beat for less money.

Overpriced! Nose: Cooked agave, citrus, Sea water and slight earthy notes. Mouth feel: Very watery Tatse: Salt water/Brine, Black pepper, not a ton of agave or citrus Finish: Salt water

not much smell but faint vegatable. I get a salty leather taste up pront followee by sweet and spicy then strong vegetable after..I like! descent value I feel it's a little overpriced

Cabbage smell on the nose. Strong burn on the end. Tasted fish and earth.

Sweet scented; white pepper and raw agave. Scent devolves over time to reveal a stinky fishy smell. Flavor is okay. Medium sweetness, very mild bitterness. Easy to drink but not remarkable. Some vegetal elements and raw agave. Thin textured. Short finish. No complexity. Pleasant burn.

Was recommended to me by an employee of Total wine.subsequently found out is one of their brands. Smells pretty good decent salty taste think I liked it more before I got in to really good Tequilas. Good in a margarita not so much on its own and there are way better options

Seems watery to me.

Rich in flavor - almost salty. Mixed really well for margarita, not so much for other cocktails.

Kind of stinky but smooth finish, strange taste