Aroma of minerals, herbal and agave. Flavor of black pepper spiciness and agave. Medium finish

Dos primos at Chris Porter's tasting Oct 8, 2022 Nose: citrus agave pepper Palate: same as nose with a little vanilla but not fake tasting Finish warmth heat

The high pressure autoclave holds this back as this is a bit astringent intially in the mouth. Once that fades a bit some natural sweetness that was hidden behind comes out and fades to a nice mid tongue buzz.

Aroma: Fresh herbs and citrus aromas, light scent of sweet agave, and pickles. Palate: Cooked sweet agave, white pepper, earth, mineral, zested citrus flavor. Little astringent on the tongue. Finish: short, mineral, botanical.

herbal and earthy, but easy to drink. It can be sipped, but I think it would be a great mixer

Odd that they put “slow roasted” on label when this is cooked in autoclave. Tastes/smells like it has some additives to me. Other than that - not bad. Works pretty well for margaritas but there’s also similarly priced tequilas for cocktails that are better.

Sweet, smokey, and a little bit of a caramel finish.

Agave is muted on the nose and on the palate. You get alcohol and a funk all throughout the sip. I would definitely pass. Get Zumbador, puro Potro, or hijole instead!

Aroma is citrusy herbal with green trees and minerality. It’s nice. On the palate it’s agave- olives- green grass- minerals- wet earth. Finish is peppery agave with a pepper silkiness. Last nicely- short to medium agave flavor continues.

Nose: herbal, citrus, minerally, alcohol, some cooked agave. Palate: some agave, celery, citrus, hot finish. Not bad not amazing either.

A complete surprise. Loved the aroma, taste and finish. The under $40 price and taste make this a Top 5 for mixing, but I would have no problem sipping this one either.

Nose: not very agave forward, more fruity. Taste: only the slightest hints of agave. I don’t detect much alcohol which is nice, but I’d like to taste more agave. Finish: very short but not unpleasant. Overall: $9 for a glass, so if you can find a bottle in the sub $30 range it would probably be great for mixing.

Vanilla, sugar cookie aroma. Agave forward, minimal complexity

Smells almost minty & herby. Vegetal, mint, agave, & citrus taste. No finish.

Pleasantly surprised. Mild aroma with some alcohol which leads into a naturally sweet flavor with light agave background. The finish is medium smooth and watery. A touch of pepper in the finish. A person could sip this (which I’m doing) but I think this would be a wonderful, quality mixer. Yes. More of a mixer. This isn’t Primo 1861. Always buy the 1861. Don’t be confused or deceived.

Honestly very surprised how good this is

NOPE

Herbaceous nose with hints of brine. Earthy profile with agave, herbs, orange rind and some mint. Definitely a change of pace but in a good way.

entry was like being on a conveyor belt riding down a hallway with no pictures on the wall. then boom, spice, earthy, pepper and heat. knocks you back and you have to re-assess. little too much heat on finish but has aspirations of DJ70.