fake fruit, mint, herbal. some cinnamon red hot on the finish. no cooked agave. unnatural. better price point than casamigos, but I wouldn't drink that either. any time I see "Gluten free" on a label instead of Additive Free I know what I'm in for.

Nose:  raw and cooked agave and green pepper on the nose With hints of brine and olive. Pallette: agave, sugar, black pepper, a little floral.  As celebrity tequilas go this is a Blanco I wouldn't mind drinking, But I wouldn't reach for it.

Light aroma, no scathing ethyl with vanilla and citrus on the palate and a crisp clean finish.

Cheaper version of Cazcanes. It also has a different mouth feel.

Aroma is intoxicating. Taste and finish are a little sweet for my taste.

Just ok.

Enough with these celebrity tequilas already!!! This is mierda... What really annoys me is that these greedy, superficial and virtue signaling Hollywood actors feel they don't make enough money acting... so they have to take shelf space away from legitimately good tequilas (and additive free ones!). This should not be labeled tequila. I think, from now on, any tequila that is not additive free should be labeled "tequila liquor"... STOP WITH THE CELEBRITY TEQUILAS!!

Another celebrity tequila.

Smooth with a hint of cinnamon freshness. Overall the sweetness dominates to the point that the agave is completely masked. Many other better tequilas exist at this price point.

Palette soft and sweet with a mild cooked agave note. Faint vanilla note that, imo, does not feel natural. Best as mixer, not much as a sipper. For its price, there are better more well rounded options out there.

Slightly sweet, cooked agave with common valley tasting notes like white pepper and citrus oil.

Subtly sweet with a hint of cinnamon spice. Has a little bit of harsh alcohol burn on the taste.