Rated blind. I think the marketing is better than the product. Not bad, not great, just average.

Understated flavors and aroma of agave, oak and citrus. Body a bit thin and finish a bit short. Priced right. ($28)

I rate this well because it's cheap and good.

Chemical on the nose and bitter on the palate. Still somewhat better than I expected.

Nothing special, but a good classic reposado.

This is great. Banana, butter, and smooth.

I'd rather spend my $40 on something else.

Agave still underlies the aroma but barrel characteristics of caramel and chocolate show up subtly...nice.

The milagro reposado has more spice than the Blanco. Cooked agave in the nose and mouth. Oak, cinnamon and citrus in the nose. Carmel, clove, baking spice in the mouth. Vegetal, peppery, butter in the finish.

Caramel corn on the nose, cumin and jalapeno on the palate. Best in the freezer, in my opinion. Line priced with the Blanco at most stores, so why not?

Might as well try something different.

Oily. Decent value. Fun bottle. Wouldn't sip. Great for cocktails, fine for shots. Still, might grab Espolon over this.

Some prefer the Blanco but I actually think this is a pretty good budget sipper. Smooth caramel, pepper finish. Will stay in my collection but prefer pasote as the go to sipper for just a little more.

Milagro is an iconic standby. Pretty, classically recognizable bottle. Not to mention the word Milagro means miracle! Could be perfect. . however, that's where the Perfection ends. with its strong Agave forward flavors and lack of complexity, it's an excellent choice in a mixed drink of any kind, but definitely not a sit and sip choice for this TequilaSnob. Now this one's more refined by being triple distilled twins, the "select" are a bit better.

smooth and good value but too sweet for me

A fine tequila when you’re in a “non-premium” mood. That said, it’s got a fine aroma of agave, butter, and vanilla, little bit of oak. Not bad.

Agave, oak, vanilla from nose to finish

I bought a drink of this at a bar, and liked the flavor. A good oak aroma and flavor that hit for me before the earthy Agave flavors did which was unusual but enjoyable, and it stuck through the finish. Very smooth, and I enjoyed another shot of as well before leaving to try and capture more flavor, but it was the same as before, still enjoyable. Definitely a different tequila you could use at gatherings, wouldn’t be a go to, but it does pack a flavor easily enjoyed neat or as a shooter. I could see this mixing very well.

Spicy, peppery taste. Kinda sweet but just a hint. Not a sipper. For the price makes great tasting margaritas.

Not really transformed by the wood; still dominated by sweet agave, just slightly mellowed by the wood.

Not a great mixer. Strong wood and spice flavor. Not particularly smooth. $20 price helps the rating.

Vanilla, caramel, light agave, citrus and wood. Mild in flavor, but very pleasant finish.

Exceptional value! Nice sipper

my goto tequila

NOM 1559. On sale this month for around $30 for a fifth so I thought I would try it. Not very impressed. It's ok but for me not a go to again. Color weak and flavor is as well. Not a good sipper but if you like mixing it is fine