Como en todos los que involucran Tahona, se siente el dulce del Agave cocido, el sabor a tierra característico. Si entra dentro de mis favoritos, aunque hay que estar dosificando debido al precio. Lo puedo comparar con el Cascahuin Tahona y me quedo con este último! I got my bottle thanks to my friends who work in Patron (Chuy), at a much lower price!

I wish it wasn’t so expensive because this could possibly be my “everyday” tequila, if it was $30 cheaper. On the nose, there really isn’t much there. Agave, pepper, minerals and brine. But i had to hunt and peck. The palate had agave up front with lots of peppery spice and citrus. It coated my mouth well, but the finish was a tad short. I’m being critical because of the price point. However, I’m giving it a higher rating because of the higher ABV, which personally i like.

A nice tequila, but delivers less aroma and flavor than other tequilas cam do with 38%

Agave forward nose. Bright flavour with citrus and floral notes. The finish leaves something to be desired though.

Patron but with greenery. My go to straight up silver

Nose: Caramelized agave is the dominant note on entry. Shortly after, minerals and sweet thyme kick in. Quite aromatic with floral notes and trace vanilla or caramel. Flavor: Spicy and peppery. Sweet, natural, creamy agave fills your palate. Vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg follow. Finish: Pepper, creaminess and spices linger, with an additional suggestion of anise. Without apology, I like this Patrón higher proof expression.

Completely neutral on the nose, after that an explosion of agave flavour and a long, rich finish. I would drink way more of this if it was cheaper.

Next to Fortaleza this is would be my go to, if not for the price.

Subtle sweet aroma. Touch of cooked agave. Strong alc on center of the tongue. Clean finish.

I find the aroma to be somewhat lacking but the flavor and finish were nice. I purchased this bottle on sale for $50 but it normally sells for around $65. The price brings its overall rating down.

I like the Patron reposado better! This wasn't great but I do prefer reposados right now...

Wow..i looked over this brand for sure. Extremely smooth, even enjoyed neat, lovely mouth fill; has a luscious texture. Wonder what the anejo is like?!

Sweet, buttery aroma, reminiscent of cake icing. Peppery body, hints of agave and honey. The pepper lingers in the finish. Complex and tasty silver, very overpriced though.

A nice improvement over traditional Patron Silver, sweet nose and taste without much depth. To be expected for Patron. Sharp short finish but acceptable due to higher ABV. Would be a nice introductory higher shelf tequila.

I'm more of an añejo lover, but this is my gold standard for a Plata

Aroma: fresh cut grass, slight musky No over whelming unique flavors found, very subtle.

Aroma=Anise and wet hay Flavor = Fades away too fast left me wanting more.

Rated blind in Riedel Overture Glass: Crystal clear. Lots of big beautiful bubbles hang at the top of the bottle and the top of the pour. A few remain for a surprising length of time. Coats the glass well with large tears forming quickly and flowing into thick widening legs, leaving a large number of pearls hanging in the glass. Aroma: Huge agave notes dominate, pretty exclusively, with no defects or metallics. The brighter more vegetal agave notes present early (faint green apple/apple/pear, light grapefruit, hints of wet grass and celery) giving way a bit after opening up to allow the cooked agave notes to come through (light butter, warm slow cooked starches like brown sugar), with a white pepper note throughout. Entry: This enters smooth and warm with a medium viscosity. Flavor: Flavor very much follows the aroma, with the additional note of a slight minerality. Not very complex, but a very pure and bold representation of the agave. Finish: Descends smoothly with no burn or heat. No alcohol notes or effects ever present themselves. The finish is long and peppery with the pure agave flavors represented. Slightly dry on top of the palate. Wet with notes of butter and mineral water around the edges of the palate. Conclusion: An excellently crafted, pure, bold and uncluttered representation of agave. Thoroughly enjoyable. At $60 however, this does lose some points on value.

Tasted blind Nose - Baked agave with some citrus Taste - Some immediate sweetness that turns artificial quickly Finish - Lingering saccharin

nose is fruity, like grape kool-aid. overly sweet entry, lingers through the finish. does not suit my tastes.

Best blanco I have ever had. Yes it is more subtle in its flavour than most others; but it is as smooth and easy drinking as can be. Any low scores on this are due to one of two thing: either an expectation about bold flavour and then being disappointed that it doesn't smack them in the face; or inexperienced/undeveloped palates. The only blanco to have me craving more day after day. Probably not worth buying unless you have developed your palate. An excellent product from Patron. No question.

Bold but smooth agave flavor !! Crisp, with an amazing finish, fresh is the perfect word to describe this tequila.

Can't remember that night, just remembered it was fun and this tequila was flowing smoothly

Peppery citrus agave clean crisp 90 proof like it! Agree with Alejandro Nunez that it gets better!... Could be because of the higher alc content...

I was a bit disappointed at first... It tasted too diluted... Watery... But as I kept on drinking, it got better and better. SOLID.