Nice aroma, cooked agave with that slight heat. Finish’s nicely. Great cocktail base, could sip this two. Value driven from a distillery of multiple brands. Over delivers

This blanco is aged in Chardonnay wine casks for less than 2 months, which imparts a tinge of color. Nose: Faint note of the famous La Cofradia funk, laced with vanilla and marshmallow. Fruitiness and a floral presence. A bit of dust and earthiness. Pleasant but timid nose. Flavor: Vanilla sweetness, pepper and spice heat. Marginal bitterness on the sides of my tongue. Medium body with some viscosity. Nice idea resting on Chardonnay. Finish: Pleasant enough heat and sweetness in the finish. This won’t dazzle you with complexity, but it is a decent stand alone pour.

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.

This caught me by surprise. It reminds of that dish at Thanksgiving-sweet potatoes with the marshmallows on top. It almost dominates the aroma and first impression on the palate. There is definitely a baked agave presence, but carries a sweetness throughout. There is a spiciness that lingers mid-throat. Reminds me of other brands made at La Cofradia. For the price, its an interesting juice that i would recommend.

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

Vanilla

Agave forward, bright, sweet, and cheap. Can’t ask for much more at this price! Arette is still my #1 pick in this price range but I prefer this over Cimarron and Olmeca Altos.

This is a great bargain tequila. At around $22 it’s a good choice for your favorite tequila cocktails. I’d put this along side Espolon and Cimarron when it comes to bang for your buck tequilas.

The nose is unlike a blanco because it smells closer to a reposado. Faint but distinct barrel smell. Peppery in the mouth and very little burn going down. Taste does not linger. Not impressed when mixing in ranch water, but I find true blanco to work better in ranch water. But if I’m being honest, I can’t rate this any lower.

Citrus and cinnamon come through on the nose. Nice mouth feel. And has a pleasant, soft finish that lingers.

aggressive, burns in stomach

nose fruity citrus alcohol taste alcohol citrus spice with hot pepper finish

Vanilla, pepper, citrus

Agave, alcohol and vanilla on the nose.

banana, vanilla, green apple, sweet citrus

Very strong initial floral/earth/ flavor

Great price!!

Artificial vanilla notes on the nose and palate. Not a fan of the Chardonnay resting. Meh…

Aromas of agave and salt. The flavors reflect the aromas and the finish is a little rough but mellows out. I would recommend this to someone who's looking for a tequila that's affordable and tasty.

Agave and orange peel dominate the flavor, which is fairly complex and rich. Smooth, very little bite. flavorful...one of the few good sippers at around $25. Actually baked in stone ovens, and aged in chardonnay barrels (even the Blanco).. So there is a nice variation in the batches, which keeps things interesting. All variations are good. The orange flavor from this batch only appears once in a while, other bottles have seemed more floral, peppery, cinnamon, or vegetal. Blind taste it vs. a more expensive tequila. This does very well.

Drunk. Alberta.Camping and fire. I like this stuff! Very sweet as per others. But sippable. Enough good basics going on. LOVE the repo. Very marshmallowy. And sweet. Vanilla. But the basics are there. Very sippable. Stone brick ovens for a great price.

Nice mid ranger with notes of agave vanilla and pepper. A solid choice in this price range.