But 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

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.

hints of vanilla

At $21 this tequila is under priced. This will be my go until I find something better.

It’s a nice tequila! Nice florals throughout, cooked in brick oven so the agave has a nice presence. The finish much better than anticipated for a <$23 price point, could be a higher prices blanco for sure. A go-to choice to keep handy in your assortment of true agave tequilas.

The aroma is floral-y, but with a subtle alcohol layer. There's a hint of fruit in there but I can't pinpoint what kind. Flavor is good - doesn't do the aroma justice. The finish starts off strong and lingers. Smells better than it taste.

Light nose of citrus and agave, light to medium oily blanco, gentle sweetness, soft pepper and herbs in finish. Not a stand out Blanco, but nice easy sipper with a rounded sweet spiciness in finish. Great value from Total Wines for an everyday supper.

The finish is too “spicy”. It drowns everything else out. Having said that, this tequila is a steal for its price tag.

An amazing blanco. smooth with a bit of vanilla. Quality comparable to tequilas twice the price.

This has to be the cheapest looking bottle on the market. It looks like a quart juice bottle that was emptied and filled with tequila. That being said, upon the first inhale, I could tell this had promise. Nice clean agave, a hint of lemon and brine. Goes down so smooth. Not complex, but agave forward with nice warmth, but no burn. A bit of lime on the finish. The bottle still looks ridiculous, but damn this is a legit tequila. B

I smell vanilla with a dry finish

Nice burn, a little oakey

Subtle aromas. It helps to let it open up a bit. Floral, fruity, nuts. Cooked agave, vanilla and honey in the mouth. The finish brings a slight pepper heat with pinapple in the end.

Very smooth for a blanco, more of a sipper than a blender

So I bought the reposado first as blanco's that I love I can list on one hand. When I sipped the repo I thought what amazing quality this is @25 bucks. That's when I looked at the NOM....1137! Well no wonder! Think Casa Noble but just more one dimensional. So I had to try the blanco as well. Even though it's a blanco it has been rested in wine barrels and has a bit of color to it. Both of them are extremely similar. The blanco has more of the wine/fruit while the reposado is more chocolate forward. So happy to have found this bargain juice!

This tequila is an absolutely amazing value. i got a bottle of it for less than $30, and I'd put it up there with the top Blancos on the market. Smoother than most, with a surprising sweetness and vanilla that i would only expect from more aged tequila. for the price, there is no reason not to buy this.

Had it at Chad’s tasting 7/20. Cool aroma nice flavor w/ the wine barrel accent & smooth finish! :)

Great value. Not my favorite to sip neat but you can go that route, excellent mixer. Best I have had at this price point

Good margarita tequila at a good value

nice chardonnay finish.