Nose: Some of that famous La Cofradia funk, with a big scoop of vanilla and marshmallow. A bit of dust and earthiness. Flavor: Vanilla wafers, pepper and acrid bitterness. Thin in the mouth. Finish: Short.

Cheap as chips & tastes like tequila should, not sure what else I should add. It’s too bad brands like this don’t have big endorsement and personality behind them, it would win people over in droves.

Bit harsh in the nose. Finish tastes artificially sweet. Excellent value for 19.99 on old town tequila!

This is an interesting product, a blanco rested in wine barrels and not just oak, a very cool label, very dense artistically, drawing on many iconic tequila and Mexican images and really, really inexpensive. It still for me has a bit of the Cofradia funk but I am enjoying the blend of wine elements and the slightly viscous and oily blanco tequila. Very mild on the palate this has a fairly long though somewhat one note finish. Alcohol never overwhelms the flavor profile and this ends up with some lingering agave sweetness and some acidic wine elements.

Nice agave and big floral on the nose. Flavor of agave comes through, some sweetness,and mineral comes through. The finish is good with agave still in the mouth and a little bit of spice at the end.

The Mi Campo has an interesting and unique aroma. There is a bit of cooked agave but the dominant aroma is sweet pineapple (or perhaps even marshmallow). The flavor has a spicy heat that is a combination of pepper and baking spices. The warm, spicy finish lingers for a relatively long time. 11/03/2018

Definitely agave forward and vanilla in the nose. Taste is strong vanilla, definitely an additive. Not for sipping but delicious with lime and simple syrup.

Taste like rubbing alcohol

Aromas are big on the cooked agave, with subtle butterscotch, vanilla, licorice, and minerals. Vanilla leads the flavors, there is some mint and barrel spice underneath layers of agave, with some sour cherry as well. It lingers in the mouth for longer than expected, and feels pretty velvety. Enjoyable, though it’s very up front and in your face at first blush.

Rich agave nose Citrus Flowers Palate slightly chemically +++acid Agave carries through palate Light on back end

Really rich smell, agave forward

Good tequila for the money!

This tequila had a very strong aroma and taste, that is not best for sipping. This is a tequila you want to mix with coke or margarita mix. For the price it was okay, but jot the best that I have had.

Absolutely awful aroma and flavor. So much vanilla and candy in here I can barely make out any agave. There must be a LOT of additives in here because I can't imagine this coming out of a tequila still naturally. Alcohol very noticeable. One of my least favorite tequilas. I tried using this is a margarita and even that couldn't mask the heavy vanilla scent and flavor. The margarita ended up tasting like it was cinnamon flavored. I won't drink this again so I'll end up giving this bottle away.

Hard to believe you can find a good blanco for around $20. A regular in my cabinet. Clean, crisp, agave and pepper

Does definitely give the 1139 smell, but there is a slightly sour note with vanilla creme brûlée, toasted marshmallow. The mid palette is very underwhelming, it’s all Cofradia with a drying finish.

Not sure why the ratings are so high for this, it really is average. Cofradia written all over it, weird funk in all areas and only a hint of agave.

Nice color, a little darker than typical blanco, with great vanilla aroma and smooth fruity flavor and peppery aftertaste. Excellent tequila for the price point.

smell ok. sweet taste peppery mild after burnt stingy cheap and normal

Dry white wine, alcohol forward. Good mixing, makes for a more bitter margarita.

Warm, caramel, but not sweet aroma Complex, not sweet, spicy, vegetal

This tequila is not for sipping is more for mixing I did it with Coke Zero & mineral water and does the job I would leave it to make margaritas regarding the taste here is my humble opinion. Nose: Alcohol flat vague scent of agave and grass Taste: medium heat paper corn bitter white wine Finish: sour pear wine & barrel bitterness stay I bought this tequila for the good reviews in this app as well I check the profile, it seem that was going to be a decent buy since is made by Cofradía but I’m disappointed for the quality I see the selling point To rested the spirit in White wine barrel obviously The scent of the barrel and the bitterness of the wine Is there i might considere this tequila as a entry to the wine drinkers who want to make a transition is like a Hungarian green wine on steroids.

Good overall Blanco for Margaritas. I fell like I can taste the wine barrels as it has flavors of pear, dough, and yeast. Those flavors are decent but I would prefer more agave. Overall a really good value at around $20.

Nose: Mostly alcohol. Light scent of something floral and sweet. Like if you forgot to wash out your wine glass from the night before. Hits of medicinal. Flavor: Agave, but it doesn’t take the drivers seat. The wine barrels really come through. It is not a strong wine, but there are interesting accenting notes of flowers. It sits nicely above the middle tongue. If this was totally blind, I would say this is a tequila but as if it was mixed with something else. Very unique compared to others. Finish: The finish is a burn directly back on the throat, but it also hovers on the edge of the tongue. The after burn of a red wine is a good way to think about it. Final: This is certainly unique. I prefer the blanco over the resposado. It mixes better. The wine flavors are less pronounced in the blanco. It’s also real cheap, although the bottle looks like hot garbage (and the label is borderline Teenage Emo Punk band - think My Chemical Romance). P.S. this was very strong on the wine notes when first opening. It wasn’t as undrinkable as the resposado, but it mellowed after being opened for a day.

Agave and a bit of a sweetness in the aroma can’t put a finger on it maybe vanillas also a bit deeper down some earthy freshness. Rather smooth on the palate not really sweet but not on the sour side either more like a balance of vegetal and floral. I would definitely be up to exploring a second bottle maybe even checking out the repo.