Walmart’s house brand is $21.00. Yes, a hint of chocolate and orange initially. But it fades to a nice glass of defuser jive. In other words, at $21.00 it’s drinkable. NOM1566 does not make fabulous tequila. And it’s Walmart! At the end of the day, you taste it and be the judge. The finish is more chemical and not too enjoyable. But in a cocktail with a good mixer (fresh fruit), it would be fine.

Wow- good tequila for the price. Aroma is agave with alcohol citrus anise and pepper. Palate is nice- agave with an alcohol undertone, pepper, anise, slightly bitter, slight astringent, and vegetable finish. Finish is ok- agave fades quickly with the vegetable astringent tang hanging for about 30 seconds…slightly numbing.

An okay tequila, at the price point it is fair, and would definitely use in a cocktail. Personally I would not drink straight as the finish is pretty rough. Although I would recommend people give it a try especially at this price point.

On the nose this smells like it’s gonna be an amazing tequila. And for what’s it’s worth it’s alright. Nose: honey, green leaves, butter, musk. Taste: roasted agave, funk, mineral, ethanol. There’s something not bad but weird about the taste of this tequila. Maybe it’s a little funky, sour. Finish is pretty rough and long. Bitter ending.

A medicinal/alcohol scent and flavor with a hint of agave popping through. Just alcohol on the finish. Probably fine for a mixer, but not the best sipper.

Boy oh boy, you can taste that diffuser

Heavy waft of sweet alcohol. Pepper and agave are there as well. The taste is a little flat; aside from a decent mouthfeel, nothing special of note but not terrible.

A solid tequila but never exceeding in any area. Smell is peppery agave with some heat. A little slick mouth feel with peppery agave notes (but never shining) and heat in the back. Finish begins nice before the heat wipes that away. A nice rail to have around the house.

Pretty boozy smell and taste. Smoky smell, mild orange, agave. Taste is harshly boozy. Boozy burn aftertaste. Not very smooth

It fell flat and you can tell the extraction and baking method cuts corners. It wasn’t the worst, but in this price range 18-25$(depending on your area), it is ok as a mixer. Honestly, there are better blancos like Cimarron for mixing a nice margarita. Not one I’d recommend to customers or friends, but maybe I’d recommend over Cuervo silver mixto.

almost like having a cigar, not smooth

Mixer only!

This is macerated with a diffuser but thankfully it’s not “cooked” in one - I don’t get the funky/musty smells that come along with it. However, it still tastes adulterated (sugary sweetness) and the nose is much better than the palate. It has a creamy, citrus-y zest that quickly fades into a lot of alcohol and medicinal/solvent notes. This tastes similar to Avión, but I’m not a fan of either.

The smell was a bit of a turn off for me. The first sip gave me a full smell of just alcohol. That’s all I could taste, was alcohol. No flavors. The finish didn’t burn which was nice. I believe it would be good in margaritas.

Smooth aroma, chocolatey flavor and after taste.

very nice for the price no need for lime or salt when doing a shot .sip it or throw it back has a nice floral taste ...

Smells cheap and nail polishy. Not a lot of flavor. A bit of orange, a little pear. Don’t see how others identified chocolate. It’s smooth but I agree that it lacks complexity. Great if you don’t want any “burn”

Theres nothing offensive here but also nothing that stands out. A slight hint of chocolate but it's a really slight. Its smoothness is its party trick. Zero complexities is its downside. To be honest most would fail a blindfolded taste test with this and a decent vodka.

in COVID 19 lockdown so bought a few new Tequilas to try. this is very good on the rocks or in a glass neat. Has a flavor of chocolate that works for me but maybe not everyone. inexpensive but a nice daily glass