This is a typical example of a NOM 1438 brand. All unnaturally sweet, cloying, fake fruit, vanilla cake batter. Pepper is present on the finish on all expressions with this line. They get sweeter as you move from Blanco, Repo to Anejo. At the point of tasting this, NOM 1438 has 185 brands. What sets them all apart? The Name and bottle design. If you like sweet, these will satisfy you. For those looking for traditional, well made tequila this is a hard pass

Purchased because of the bottle design, and was pleasantly surprised by the nuanced flavors and long finish. A little smoky, light and dark caramel, roasted agave, has a nice balance of smoothness and acidity.

Tastes very sweet- vanilla and raisin.

Vanilla aroma, creamy sweet finish. Great for the end of a meal.

Vanilla flavor very smooth easy to drink

Chocolate, caramel, smooth, and melon

Tutti-fruity sweet on the nose with hints of cream soda. Straw color. Lightweight mouthfeel. Light and sweet. Smooth with little complexity - can’t find much in here. Some cinnamon spice in the finish. I also get bits of artificial sweetener aftertaste.

Aroma is nice…vanilla, agave, carmel, with pepper and the taste is silky, agave with vanilla and Carmel with a peppery finish. The aroma and taste is even better a week later. Agave pops now…anise- pepper- oak spice- Carmel- it’s really delicious.

Clearly additives but nice taste and I wouldn't pass it up if offered. just costs too much unless you want the bottle.

Sabor a madera con aromas de frutos secos, excelente tequila

Very sweat. Taste like Carmel and butterscotch

Smooth clean finish with cinnamon and vanilla notes. I would compare to Clase Azul but for less than half the price. Great tequila and a beautiful ceramic bottle.

Aroma: birthday cake, vanilla Heavy vanilla flavour, sweet but not as sweet as migos Recommend for people who like azul and migos

Birthday cake

Sweet cooked agave, tamarind, green melon

Tasted like birthday cake when 1st opened and now flavor profile is terrible

Casa Olivo

Sweet tequila made from late harvest agave and intentionally high BRIX. Not my favorite sipping tequila, as it really is too sweet for me.

Aroma - Vanilla, cooked agave, caramel Taste- vanilla, pepper, caramel, coats the mouth Peppery finish, heat, not exceptional but good

Incredible flavors of vanilla and butterscotch. Light agave and black pepper flavors. Finishes nicely and then disappears. I’ll drink this again.

Vanilla

Nose is full of vanilla and butterscotch. There is some black pepper with vanilla flavor with light agave notes.

Nose: Vanilla, warm buttery oak Taste: easy intro, nicely sweet, some black pepper, not a lot of agave though Finish: short, not a lot of depth, slightly bitter Overall: nice, well-rounded expression of a repo

Quixote on her own... I have enjoyed my Maesrtra tasting so much that, when I sat down at 6, I was on my own on a street-facing patio and fifteen minutes after starting my tasting and chatting up my waiter and the patio is full ! Too bad they appear to be all margarita drinkers. Anyway, this reposado is one I'd like to have on my collection. It is suitably mixed I and peppery to taste but has an excellent burnt caramel finish ending with a mild tequila kick. I'd like to try as part of a horizontal tasting.