This isn’t as bad I remember, tons of mint and sweetness. Makes a decent margarita but don’t serve this neat to anyone who you want to come back to your house.

Mexican 35% abv. versión, lote: 22243M2021, bottled on 31-08-2022, tasted on 10-20-23. Aroma: light cooked agave, minty, anise, black pepper spiciness, after 20 minutes in the glass a metallic aroma emerges which is quite sharp. A subtle cotton candy sweetness, subtle because the metallic sensation dominates. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, the cotton candy sweetness dominates in the mouth, the metallic note appears again when the cotton candy sweetness softens. Finish is short to medium, cotton candy with metallic sensation persists.

The nose is decent and the best aspect. Taste is okay, peppery with roasted agave. Finish is not smooth. I use it for citrus based cocktails, and it works well in that application. I would not classify this as a sipper but serviceable as a cocktail tequila at a very decent price.

peppery

This is probably good for making barrels of margaritas, but I wouldn't purchase it again even for that.

Agave forward, peppery and slightly Smokey Cheap tequila, good to mix drinks, not to sip

For the price, smooth I guess, but I would ONLY use this in cocktails.

Smooth

Definitely the best bottle of tequila in the $20 price range. You won’t find anything that compares to this around the same price. This is my go to for cocktails.

Good tequila for making lots of drinks as the price is low. If you’re looking to sip this I wouldn’t recommend it.

Agave, Pepper, Smoke

I only use it for bigger batches of margaritas because of the price. I prefer something better for one or two drinks for myself.

Finished better with ice cube. Made it less harsh.

Great for margs

Cooked agave, pepper, lime, alcohol a bit too much on finish. Inexpensive decent bottle for mixed cocktails.

Decent flavors

Kind of a beer sort of smell, not super chemically or agave forward, but super smooth and really defied my expectations especially after looking at the panel and community ratings. Very woody and a bit of a chemical aftertaste but overall quite good for a lower end tequila.

tastes like beer, very smooth, very unique taste

Lots of additives - made w diffuser - BAD

Vinegar acid Very alcoholic tasting Burn and bitter

Cilantro, oregano, thyme, pomegranate, bell pepper, vinegar, bitter

Very herbal - a lot of oregano and green pepper on the finish. A bit bitter/vinegary. $13 per bottle

Vegetative, cilantro, grassy, vinegar, grapefruit

Spicy, sweet, tastes like tequila but bitter. Uses diffuser process :(

Pepper and agave does come through heavy alcohol burn that'll clear a stuffy nose. And the burn continues on the palate.