Being in the US I get to try stuff like this that’s not available in Mexico. Classic additives profile with loads of vanilla, the price is decent so there’s that.

Just like the Blanco, loads of roasted agave on the nose, but instead of the brine I pick up some nutmeg & 5 spice. I’m not gonna lie, this took a huge dive from Blanco to Reposado for my taste. Almond & vanilla are here and the agave is diminished, reminds me of fruit cake. The boozy attack that is front and centre with the Blanco comes on at the end for this expression. Not my fave.

Nose: butter, vanilla, and oak Flavor: vanilla, and the sweetness seems to just take over Finish: all sweetness

Slightly better than The Rock’s Blanco, only the aroma scored points with me. Harsh, astringent, chemical, bitter, and for the most , partly bordering on unpleasant to drink. My score was generous.

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.

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.

Medicinal fake oak. Artificial vanilla. Quick and unremarkable finish.

It tastes better than it smells. It isn’t great but it isn’t horrible.

I know a lot of people don't like this tequila just because it comes from a celebrity, but I like. I get Agave right away, doesn't have that strong alcohol taste. For the price and from where it comes is ok

Caramel with smooth and savery notes

Takes the taste of the Teremana Blanco and mellows out what little astringence or burn there is in the taste. Barrel flavor is subtle but detectable, and people who dislike barrel flavors will probably notice the difference more, but for me it just tastes a little more mellow than the blanco. I’d say it’s smoother and more preferable for just about any purpose.

Teremana is right for the price. However, if this tequila is produced in the same way as, let's say, Siete Leguas is produced, why doesn't it have a similar character? I'll use this as a mixer.

Mineral, citrus

Some agave on the nose. Strong alcohol smell and taste. Not a sipper. Good price for a mixer. It Espolon a s better mixer.

Smells floral and sweet. Tastes the somewhat of the opposite.

Good for margaritas

Everything good about the blanco, but spicier and sweeter. Very nice sipper and mixer. Versatile. I am quite impressed.

Lots of minerals in the nose. Decent mid shelf repo. Nothing special.

Tommy’s Margarita for a party at best.

Vanilla, white pepper spice, peach, slight fruity, mineral tones with smokey agave flavors and a moderate burn that lasts. Medium body. DTA 1613, bottle # PW257R

Soft on the nose. Earthy, agave, green olive. Nice, medium mouthfeel. Mildly sweet up front. Much smoother than their blanco.

Good mixer but that be about it.

Lote: 22AR020J20, bottled on 17-10-2020. Color: light yellow. Aroma: cooked agave, light anise, slightly acidic, very light vanilla note, 15 minutes in the glass the agave notes become sweeter. Palate: cooked agave notes with a light anise hint, light vanilla note, slightly minty & fresh, I don’t taste any additives. Finish is medium to medium long, cooked agave notes with a light hint of vanilla persist.

That salty tequila smell Flavor up front is smooth Finish has the bite but it’s not bad Good value tequila

Gross