This is a tequila that I will choose when there aren’t really any options. Cruise ships have it as well as pretty much every Mexican restaurant. It goes well in a Ranch Water and it doesn’t taste artificial. I don’t buy it for home because there are so many better choices for the money.

I spent a lot of time in my youth consuming patron and I remember it very fondly. This time around was a little disappointing to be honest. It came across harsh, not much agave, and disconnected. I will be trying it again soon to verify it was not just the bottle I had.

Aroma of cooked agave, citrus and vegetal. Flavor of cooked agave, black pepper and anise. Medium finish.

every now and then I revisit this tequila, and I come up with the same result. i give Patron props for their community involvement, but I don't care for the flavor profile of this tequila, never have. thinking they use immature agave and/or they don't cut enough of the green off the piñas. it's too harsh for me = too much alcohol and pepper, bitter notes. don't get much agave at all. not my style of tequila, and IT'S WAY OVERPRICED!

Aroma: cooked agave,brine,honey,water Taste:Agave,kiwi,pepper,brine,tropical fruit,earth

It’s a great silver for cocktails. Also a plus that it is additive free but unfortunately the price is hefty for a good mixer.

not bad but much better options available for lower price

Expected this to be better than it was. Shallow agave taste, pepper more alcohol than I would expect from a refined tequila. To expensive to recommend as a mixer but that is probably the best use.

Reminds me of old college days. But aroma little agave lots of citrus taste gets a tad better after a while, but not much. The citrus and anise flavor is very strong. Definitely no where near my go to.

Got as part of sampler pack. Good aroma but nothing very distinct coming through. A bit of agave but not strong alcohol so balanced, I guess. Flavor, middle of the road but maybe a bit better because no harsh finish or aftertaste. Great gateway brand.

The nose is the best part. I detect fresh agave and bright citrus. It’s clean. I taste the agave and some pepper. The finish is short but clean. This is a non offensive tequila but it lacks depth and complexity. I have visited their distillery so I know that they make tequila in the traditional way and they strive for superior quality.

This one falls a little flat for me. Nothing really stands out. Overall nice for a mixer but there are better tequilas for the price.

The aroma is pretty decent when you spend some time with it. Fairly clean, agave is present, nothing off-putting for me. Flavor is also pretty decent to good. It’s got more of a sting than a spice which I get more of with a bigger sip, small sipping is more enjoyable. The finish is enjoyable, long lasting with no glaring defects that I can detect. It doesn’t get my recommendation because there are so many tastier options out there in the same price range. Having said that,I know I’ll drink it again because often times out and about it’s the “best” option. I believe it to be well made and though I’ve only purchased 1 bottle in my 20ish years of tequila fandom, I’ve been gifted bottles and believe they have their place on the shelf.

Great package and marketing, Gets points for getting us to move away from mixto. I think we can find so many other fine blanco’s at a lower price point. A very distinctive flavor profile, that has mass appeal. I guess if we were doing chilled shots, I wouldn’t mind.

Cooked agave and alcohol

Tequila is done well and balanced but is simple and overprice. I personally like tequilas with more agave and a good body.

Let’s get this out of the way......I fucking LOVE this company and doors they have broken down to allow me to sit back and try a million tequilas! This product is a little too clean to rate as elite for my palette but the bright citrus and pepper make this one of those most refreshing Tequilas. I’ve always been a fan of the silver, it’s consistently delicious and available anywhere.

Olfato: Fruity: Citrus and pineapple, floral, peppery, nuts and with caramelized agave. Gusto: Pepper heat, light anise, citrus, cinnamon and cooked agave. All a bit muted. Finishes with lingering pepper, floral notes and sweet agave. A bit of bitterness. I like this more than I anticipated.

Not bad but not great.

subtle caramel in a blanco? yes along with cooked agave, citrus and a hint of vanilla. the aroma is easy like a Sunday morning. black pepper front, a little shocking given the smoothness of the nose. 5 second buttery finish eases to pepper, oak, caramel and vanilla. sipper, but not all night long.

Oily green agave nose and flavor. Pepper, citrus and alcohol are also present in a mild and short finish. A modest blanco at a premium price.

Way to much money but good.

Decent blanco.

Green agave, peppery notes and earthy aromas. More fuerte than I remember.

Very pleasant all around. But perhaps a bit light for my tastes?