The bottle has this crazy Christmas fruitcake aroma, it’s not so evident in the glass but very unique. Taste and aftertaste are on the sweet side, there is a confectionary quality that will appeal to a lot of consumers. I place this as a good sipper or an elite well product.

Cimarron blanco nom 1146 this is my favorite tequila for cocktails. it should be the well tequila in every bar. I use it to make infusions, such as pineapple-jalepeño, watermelon, blueberry...

I dont love the nose on this tequila, likely because the alcohol comes through strong, but the flavor profile is great Cinnamon, baking spice and burnt oak flavors Great value. Its not as agave forward as higher end tequilas, so i can see this getting boring, but awesome value additive free

Not much of a sipper but an amazing well made Blanco for your cocktails!

Aroma is muted agave with very scant floral and pine scents. Flavor better than anticipated. May not end up being a sipper but is right on the borderline. Can't beat the value especially for additive free.

Nose- Agave, clay, citrus, faint alcohol Taste- Sweet cooked agave, butter, cinnamon, brine, and some earthy and vegetal notes Mouth feel- medium bodied and perfectly oily Finish- the sweet flavors drop off almost immediately. Some peppery alcohol heat lingers but not long enough. Value- I know my review reads like I didn't like it but I absolutely did. This Blanco was strange and wonderful but it fell just short of epic. That being said it's only $25 for a liter in Michigan making this one of the all time great values in agave. It just dethroned Azteca Azul as my go-to budget brand.

Need to revisit… tried at a bar

Another solid product from NOM 1146. Great budget mixer that is hard to beat for $16. Not my first choice to sip but wouldn't turn it down either.

I’m not a column still tequila guy, but with no additives, low pressure auto clave and the price can’t be beat. Great flavor profile and it’s NOM 1146. For the win

Cooked agave on the nose. Some baking spice. Some light pear aromas. Nice cooked agave. More baking spice flavor. A little light citrus and pear again. Some green pepper and vegetal. Nice tingle and just enough bite. Finish has a nice cooked agave presence. Not super long but it’s nice with a good tingle. I like this a lot. Not super complex but really great flavors all around. I can sip it neat or put it in a cocktail. And for less than $30 per liter it’s an absolute steal. This is one to keep stocked for any occasion.

This a very standard, run of the mill blanco. The flavor profile is basic and inoffensive, with some sweet cooked agave, spicy white pepper, alongside some earth and vegetal notes. From a budget standpoint this tequila is a very strong contender. I got this 1 L bottle for $23 (an equivalent $17.25 for 750 mL), which is less expensive than other budget brands I typically see like Olmeca Altos or Tres Agaves. Not to mention Cimarron seems to have a richer, more traditional flavor. This can easily compete with bottles you might see in the 40 dollar range.

Nose: Fresh Agave, lemon grass, minerals Taste: Agave, Pepper, Vegetal, Spice, Mint, slight alcohol and an agave sweetness on the tail end. Finish: Its a mouthfull of flavors with a nice long peppery finish. It drinks like a higher proof for a 40 abv tequila. It's an agave forward earthy spicy tequila. I dig it! This flavor profile is perfect for me and that’s why it earned high marks. It’s $22 a liter so that also helped. ¡Salud!

Agave forward with an earthy finish

Slight citrus, grassy in the nose. Some white pepper, clean burn on the mouth. Lingering finish. A solid and well made blanco, and from a value perspective - very impressive.

This juice is a surprise! A clean nice nose of cooked agave, on the palate balanced enough to be sipped, let alone mixed. It also has nice viscous mouthfeel. At this price I could never imagine you could find these characteristics. Amazing! This should be the tequila that any bar has on their well!

Excellent value. Will make a great margarita.

Very easy to drink has a sweetness and mild spice to it, hint of cinnamon

For the money, wow. Yes.

Great value for an additive free Blanco. Nothing special here however. Straightforward autoclave blanco with cooked agave dominant and notes of citrus, melon, and honey.

Solid budget mixing blanco. Nice agave forward flavor that I enjoyed more than Olmeca Altos. Nice value

Cooked agave, alcohol, honey, and vanilla on the nose. Also distinct notes of pear, olive, and cucumber. Taste is smooth and agave, pepper, alcohol forward. Olive and brine round out the profile. Pretty straightforward blanco. Not particularly notable. Excellent value for what it is. Good for mixing but better options at that price point.

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Strangely, on the nose, I get baked parmesan cheese. It's not off-putting, but it's definitely not what I expected. The palate is fairly thin with a hint of cinnamon and mint. There's a stronger mint flavor on the finish. This was recommended as a budget mixer, so I may change my mind as I make a few drinks. Right now, though, Olmeca Altos remains my go-to mixer as it has a stronger agave flavor that stands out in a cocktail. Edit: I made margaritas with Cimarron and Olmeca Altos, and it changed my mind about Cimarron. Side by side, the Cimarron margarita was slightly better, and I've updated my score accordingly.

Agave, cinnamon and minerals in the nose. Cinnamon, cut grass and raw agave flavors. Alcohol finish and a slight tingle that lingers

Sweet delicious sipper. Fantastic bargain price for a liter.