Agave, oak, vanilla from nose to finish

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.

aroma and flavor where nothing exceptional, but were not bad. aroma shows more than expected with agave, oak and some citrus spice. flavor did not have much depth, but the aroma carries through. light - medium mouth feel with a very short finish. average reposado at a very good price point

I tried this in a bar for the first time. I did not know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised I would definitely buy it again. it is very smooth and has a good finish.

for my pal Darcy, her fav

A delicious liquid repast far better than many higher priced choices. Con: When the taste is combined with my parsimonious nature, small sips increase in size and my allotted drink ends far too soon. Con: The bottle is too tall for my liquor cabinet. Pro: It is easier to grab from my wine rack.

burns

Aroma: rain, agave, brandy, flowers Taste: cooked agave, light barrel, musty vegetal note (in a pleasant sort of way) Finish: hint of saccharin, slight 7 Upper kind of citrus, leaves a bit of spicy warmth and toasted agave on the soft palate, acceptable in longevity. Overall a decent reposado for the money. My go to every day budget sipper.

Aroma: earthy/sunscreen Forward taste, pepper, length is good!, heat upon finish, round, agave dirt taste

agave with a slight note of caramel smooth

If I walk into a store and the tequila selection is terrible but they have Milagro I'll definitely grab it. It is clean, agave forward, smooth and for better or worse uncomplicated. If for nothing else the cleanliness here is worth 25 bucks. It's never a let down. A very good one trick pony.

I guess maybe my expectations were too high, but I found this disappointing. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's really too mild to be anything other than a mixer for party drinks. No real aroma, no baked agave or fruity after notes. Just kind of clean but generic tequila taste.

I don’t dislike milagro, it’s not my favorite but if someone gave me a bottle, I would take it. Nice agave on the nose, a little different when you taste it, slight agave, pepper, and alcohol with a decent finish.

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?

It was ok but you might as well spend a few extra dollars for El Tesoro for a much better experience.

decent value, fun bottle. Wouldn't sip. Good for cocktails, fine for shots.

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.