Smells exactly like McDonalds apple pie, takes me back to when I was a kid. Medium sweetness with agave clearly present, a tad outside my sweet spot but a good effort. Short ending with lots of caramel & vanilla.

There is a lot going on with this reposado; agave, wood, smoke and floral. The modest finish is somewhat bitter with a touch of heat. I loved the aroma, but the flavor and the finish were rather ordinary.

Aroma of butterscotch with underlying chemical smell. Hint of mint and agave along with sweet butterscotch in flavor. Taste is thin and finishes quickly. Decent for the price but nothing special here.

Purchased at Old Town Liquor & Deli

Nose: Agave and alcohol. Unfortunately, that was mainly it. I could be convinced of a hint of flowers. A hint such as passing a patch of wildflowers the department of transportation missed on the highway median while traveling 70 mph in a convertible. Flavor: Agave, agave, agave (that’s tres, right?). Oh, and alcohol. Could be oaked. Not sure. Agave is winning this fight club. Finish: As Benjamin Franklin once said, “Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days.” The agave is the house guest. Please leave. Value: Meh? Final: I liked the blanco. The resposado was a disappointment. I didn’t know I could describe agave as cloying, but this manages it. The aging process took away what made the blanco good and added nothing back. Needs a mixer to level it out.

Very smooth. Good sipping tequila.

Vanilla and heavy oak on the nose. A little bit of almond and nutty tones as well. Some agave on the palate but overwhelmed with sweetness and oak. Easy smooth finish with cooked agave throughout

Bought for $29 in Ohio and was a great, smooth shot. Smooth finish all around. Faint taste and flavor.

Light and easy sipping. This brand is consistent and a bargain!

Interesting at a reasonable price. This one will fool you with a nice agave , oak, flowers and vanilla on the nose. Pepper, caramel, oak and vanilla on flavors. Finish with lots of agaves and vanilla.

There is quite a bit going on here. The aroma is really pleasant with butter, butterscotch, vanilla and brown sugar. Very sweet, floral smell. The taste is buttery, minty and woody. The finish is somewhat bitter and some sort of solvent that i can’t put my finger on, but opens up and mellows the longer you leave it. Solid juice, but nothing too spectacular. Great price.

Aroma and flavour are both smoky and wooden. Fruity-floral-smoky body without much pepper, alcohol or spice. Very long agave-finish. Very nice!

Had one glass.

Good well balanced flavor between the sweetness of the agave and light heat peppery finish. Local grocery store has it for 34$. Great for mixing or straight shooter/ sipper.

This has been my go-to for Paloma's and more mellow Margaritas. I like the carmel and oak notes balanced with the agave. A bit too much alcohol on nose and mouth for me to sip on, but I'm giving it a good score because of the price and how it does so well as a quality repo mixer.

Agave, wood present throughout. Floral, slightly sweet. A solvent throughout that puts it off. Bold and flavorful, it would make a good margarita.

Great for sipping. Has a distinct vanilla aroma. A very different but good taste.

A decent tequila. Strong alcohol aroma, good teqila taste with agave, cinnamon, oak, slight vanilla and a medium finish. Not very smooth but not very harsh either. Not a bad price point.

buttery bitter bright greens tobacco floral scotchy clove acidic boozy tangy piney strong big flavor footprint

a very nice reposado for the price, good taste with nice tanin flavors