NOM 1559 | Average at best .

NOM 1559 | Was not crazy about this repo, very different nose and finish. Not my flavor profile. Would not recommend this as a sipper, perhaps as a cocktail base

NOM 1559 | Nose: Caramel, earthiness, baked agave, cinnamon and cloves. This delivered more than I expected. Flavors: Thin in the mouth. Pepper and sugary sweetness. This loses some of the subtlety of the nosing. Finish quickly fades away with no fanfare.

Agave, oak, vanilla from nose to finish

NOM 1559 | Still hot and punchy, just with some vanilla in tow. Not worthy of a place in the home collection but great for cocktails.

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

NOM 1420 | Bottle date is 2004. Caramel and oak blend with agave in this older Milagro offering. Glad for some good fitting natural corks, newer brands could learn something.

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.

NOM 1559 | $9 pour. The barrel mellows out some of the bad notes from the blanco but there’s still not much happening here. Light vanilla sweetness, agave, alcohol, and a faint cinnamon presence are all I’m getting. No reason to buy this when Arette/Cabrito/etc are all better at around the same price.

NOM 1559 | Really not a bad experience, and certainly outperforms for the $. Good on the nose but a lot of alcohol present in the flavor that gets a bit stronger as the finish lingers, and does take over the other tastes. Still a fair bit of agave present and some light sweetness. I wouldn’t relegate this to the exclusively mixer category by any means. Pair it with some moderately spicy food and it’s fairly enjoyable. Nom 1559.

Thought the anjeo would be a good inexpensive sipping tequila, nope not a sipping tequila at all. Great to make margaritas

NOM 1559 | No real agave flavor. Just a chemical and alcohol flavor.

NOM 1559 | Tastes better than it smells. Taste is nice. Some agave in there. Finish is not bad. If you like a fruity tequila, this would be yours. It’s really not bad for the money. I’d buy it again to bring to a party and share or to keep at home to mix with Coca Cola. It’s definitely a clean tequila. It’s a fun go to if you’re in a pinch.

Good bargain tequila for sipping. It’s not “amazing” but it’s good. Adds complexity to a handmade marg mix too. If you want a cheap tequila, this is a no brainer.

too much alcohol...overwhelming all the other subtle flavors

The nose has lots of pleasant and heavily deep Oak scent that can kind of mislead you that this is a nice tequila. But once you taste it, it only holds deep flavors or overly caramelized sugar and nectar like notes. Not the best for a reposado.

NOM 1559 | Tastes very sweet, no after taste, no strong ethanol

NOM 1559 | A tequila that is easily drinkable, but doesn’t have a lot of complexity. For the price, it was really good. Only $24 retail. Enjoyable at room temperature and cold.

one of the hotels i stayed in, consider it one of their midshelf tequilas, but nor the aroma nor the taste is what is value stand for.