Cocktails it is. Terrible as a sipper with burnt sugar, alcohol, and some hints of sweetness on the finish.

Agave Citrus Nose Long Legs Herbal Medicinal Numbing Finish Not as bad as some Not as good as others The second glass was better than the first $12.99 Would be a fine mixer Drop a strawberry in it

Bought this for 11.99 at total wine, I was intending on using it as a mixer. It was decent straight up. Great value, would buy again.

If you focus on the price. you most likely will give it a low rating. Pierda Azul for being under $20. is one of the best tequilas out there. when doing a blind test test, people have given it a bottle price range from $35 to $80.

Rough to sip even super chilled. Will save the rest of the bottle for cocktails, but overall not a fan as I prefer on the rocks

added a nice smokey flavor to my margarita. would not drink it straight.

Odd flavor compared to other Blancos. Alright in a margarita.

harsh, but i like the pepperyness...nit a smooth finish

Overly sweet with a funky aftertaste.

Got what I was expecting for $15.99, which was not much.

Agave is masked by the alcohol. Would not be bad for mixing at 12 dollars.

Dominant aromas of alcohol and pepper, hiding away the cooked agave aroma we love. Lacks balance on the finish, overwhelmingly hinting a dry, white pepper, and citrus discomfort. The bottle has a cool vintage look, perhaps ideal for a mixologist.

Good in Margaritas. Too much bite for Tequila Sunrises. Great "crowd" tequila when your focused on "quantity" rather than "quality".