Too sweet on taste and aroma

NOM 1443 | Nothing to overthink here, agave and oak. Extremely gentle considering the proof.

NOM 1443 | Batch 22. Aroma includes cooked agave, vanilla and a bit of alcohol. Flavor has a fiery opening of peppermint softened by a little vanilla. After the initial high-proof blast this settles down nicely and has a noticeable tannic/astringent quality. The finish is medium length. 03-28-2018

Aroma: Fairly mild. I get subtle hints of vanilla, pepper and raw agave. Flavor: Slightly sour. LOTS of pepper and finishes with agave. There's something slightly off with this one. The first note (sour) kind of throws me. It still solid on flavor but could be better. *Blind Tasting*

NOM 1360 | Initially has a strong alcohol nose and taste due to the 100 proof. After a couple of small sips to acclimate your mouth the rest of the flavor of this reposado comes through with spicy agave and some nice oak notes of vanilla and caramel. If you can tolerate the higher proof seek this out.

Disappointed by this one. I thought Pura Vida would add some complexity to their plain blanco with some aging. But it just got oaky and harsh. Higher proof, but that's the only thing going for it.

The vanilla and cream soda aromas made me want to dive right in. Once I did, I experienced a nice long finish with cinnamon and a slightly nutty flavors. This is a nice tequila, but I prefer the blanco or añejo versions, both of which intensify all of the good qualities of this reposado.

NOM 1443 | This to me is a good clean tequila. As I’ve said before the additive free tequilas just taste cleaner. It’s not the best tasting ever but it’s clean. There are no after “bites” to it. To me it smells like what a tequila should as well. It’s priced pretty good as well.

This is great value and so far one of the best mixers, per the people at the house

Lots of heat, but dissipates quickly and leaves hints of vanilla and spice.

Super sweet lots of vanilla

Im only rating this tequila so high because of the price, it’s a bargain. It starts with a strong, pleasantly sweet aroma, good flavor with a decent finish.

NOM 1443 | Nice flavors, enjoyed this kind of bright for a reposado, no noticeable heat at the end.

Sweet anise

NOM 1443 | One of my favorites so far

NOM 1443 | Aroma comes across sweet, with a lot of vanilla. Agave and oak are both present but they take a back seat. There is alcohol as well, as you can tell it's a high proof. I even get an almost banana aroma, maybe more like a banana candy. Taste is quite fresh and not too bad. Alcohol forward, sweet, and a little oak. Maybe a bit too much alcohol at this proof. Finish is nice, the alcohol dissipates quickly and leave a fresh feeling in the mouth. Finally the agave and oak flavours show through and leave you with a pleasant taste. Tried at my brother's place, and he thinks he got it for around $35 CAD on sale...which is a great value! NOM 1443

There is seriously no aroma

Very nice...tasted at Mexican Sugar in Dallas. Served with an orange with Cinammon to open palate...

Dry, bitter, semi-complex. Fruity flavor of dried apricots and an overall decent balance. Not memorable for me but still better than average.

Well balanced. Too much oak for me for a repasado. Complex with a lingering finish.

NOM 1443 | Color: light honey Aroma: cooked agave, caramel, vegetal (mint) Initial taste: cooked agave/vanilla, butter/nuts and toasted wood/mint! Body: medium Price:33.41

NOM 1443 | Mild aroma, pretty neutral. Light and crisp on the tongue with hints of roasted agave. Finished with a bit of a bite. Probably a bit overpriced for the quality. I've had better reposados at a lower price point.

Aroma mostly woody with a hint of sweetness, maybe a light honey. Easy on the palate with an easy medium finish rather surprising for 100 proof.

NOM 1360 | NOM 1360.