Used to like this one in the past but not that much anymore. Very oaky, a little flat and wood chips. Maybe the flavours I am looking for in tequila evolved. At around 60€ in Europe too expensive.

Solid aroma not subtle, smoother than expected.

Not bad if you're on a budget.

Slight orange peel aroma...surprisingly very smooth

This is just ok. Not terrible, but not great either. I did like this a lot more than their reposado, but I think that the oak treatment hides the problems with this line: green agave, strong alcohol aroma and flavor, weak body and finish. Beautiful bottle, very affordable.

Citrus! Yum.

Smooth. Sweet taste. Easy finish

Nice light alcohol and agave combined,smooth sweet caramel,light pepper great flavor

Average Anejo, whiskey like on the palate. Light in style. Prefer the repo from this producer for the money.

First had this in Mexico on vacation and now it’s one of my favorites!! Very good for the price

Very alcoholic “whiskey” aroma. Uncomplicated toasted-marshmallow flavour. Thin finish. Not horrible but not very good either.

this was the tequila I bought at the airport in Mexico City as my birthday present having no real experience with tequila before outside of margaritas (on the rocks). Still is my go-to tequila and perfect at the price point. the bottle is a beautiful artdeco design. I gifted a bottle to my gin and tonic drinking father and he likes it as well.

Best Tequlia I’ve ever had for $30 a bottle. Much better than several $100 bottles I’ve had.

Very oak smell and taste. Smooth with a hot finish

too sweet, a little less wood and more herbal would be great, really soft on the finish, perfect for beginers

Agave notes are strong with a whiskey like flavor but not too strong. Best chilled and sipped.

Reminds me of fall season

Nose is more subdued than the repo. More of a cinnamon stick than candy, tons of caramel and some bell pepper. Pear, interestingly, as well as some baked apple. It expands greatly as it’s left to open up. It smells more like a brandy than tequila at first attempts. Cinnamon and bitter notes on the palate. Was hoping for more viscosity, but honestly can’t complain. Well developed wood notes, that don’t take over the spirit completely, but compliment it almost perfectly. Finish warms from the belly to tongue, and for how oaky it is on the palate, it doesn’t have the drying effect you’d get from some whiskies. A pleasant surprise to say the least.

Nose hits with some barrel and a bit of caramel. Still very one note finishing with sugar and some barrel but nothing much to talk about.

Medicinal finish - oak spice and caramel at first but the finish makes me want to pour it out and test another.

This gets so much better as it goes along, still not great but the barrel is its saving grace.

Aroma is very hearty with oak , but not overwhelming, and a backdrop of cooked agave, upon entry it is forward with oak and leading with hints of vanilla and caramel. On the finish the oak gets dialed down and some chocolate appears, finish is smooth and short. Definitely one of the best tequila for the money.

Classic tequila taste. Heavy on the oak and wood flavors. Smooth enough for sipping.

I find it to have a peppery burn that lasts from the beginning long through the finish. It has some agave sweetness followed by dark chocolate /Caramel flavors in the middle with a little bit of the oak bitterness coming through on the finish with the peppery burn. It's a very enjoyable sipper!

Rated blind. Some nice subtle chocolate notes the the aroma.