Agave forward this has bit of a medicinal nose but once sipped this full of agave notes. Very “bright” in the mouth this has a natural sweetness and a nice medium length finish. Thanks Tom Hendry

Almost pungent smell on the nose. The palate is soft with agave and minimal heat. The finish is decent. Solid for a 1L sipper.

This is a sleeper. Has the matalitic funkiness on the nose. Taste opens up to a major sweetness of a sugary spearmint gum, little orange peel This is surprising me.

Some cooked agave but more raw agave on the nose….herbal vegetal with some citrus. Orange peel flavor with spearmint with a bite and a long finish…. Not overly complex. Nice affordable sipper, probably would be good in a cocktail.

Perhaps the best bang for buck additive free supper and mixer on the market. 1L for $20. Stands alongside Arette and Cimarron with a slight edge

$30 for this additive free tequila is a bargain. Not complex, but solid!

Good new brand. Great taste.

Considering it's 1L for under $25, it's quite pleasant and very sippable. Overall lacking complexity in all areas but still hard to beat for the price and it's additive free.

aroma: slight sweetness, nice agave notes with some citrus. taste: good minerality, a little heat and funk to it which I love.

Aroma - agave, butter, vanilla bean Taste-pepper, Raw agave, sweet finish, bitter citrus peel.

My new mixing tequila for parties. There’s enough cooked agave and balance with the alcohol that you can sip it. And at $24 for a liter, this is a huge bargain (compared to Cimarron, Tres Agaves, Olmeca Altos). Unfortunately this tequila is hard to find in SoCal. I have seen the sister brand Tanteo in many grocery stores, so hopefully Espero can find its way into the mainstream market. Curious to try Espero and see how they compare.