barrel forward on aroma and flavor, with a very sweet flavor profile. Sweetness comes from added agave nectar. 35% ABV. Advertised as the "smoothest" tequila. Those two last points is why I it doesn't fit my palate. Maybe OK as an introductory tequila

Very sweet with lots of vanilla

Sugar bomb that competes with Cava De Oro

Very smooth but on the sweet side. Sweet is the only negative to the taste

very sweet but I don't mind it

Tastes really fake due to the added agave nectar. Like others have said it’s probably a good introductory tequila but I wouldn’t drink it again.

Had to knock this on the price. Yes all Suavecito has agave syrup added and is under proofed. But this is an occasion where the EA is actually worse than the Anejo and the price just doesn't justify it.

70 proof shows authenticity to origin and allows the Agave to take center stage. Amazing texture and finish.

Very rich and smooth. Nutty, carmel-like, and balanced.

Rich agave white oak sweet and smooth.

It’s sweet however I didn’t find it be be completely off the charts. Maybe because this tells you it has added nectar already I was expecting it to be full on cake batter. Unlike other brands that don’t say anything about their additions! I received a bottle as a gift and glad to share it with others. I believe it’s a good one for those whom either like sweet tequila, aged tequila, sweet whiskeys or new to tequila and curious about removing an idea that tequila has to be shot down wincing as you swallow.

This needs nothing more than a glass to put it in. It’s smooth with a notable sweetness with caramel overtones and a nice bourbon finish from the seven years of aging in bourbon barrels.

A little sweet agave. Slight oak.