alcohol and pepper profile

Not much complexity thin but not completely awful

Aroma has a faint amount of cooked agave and not much else coming through. Flavor agave, black pepper and an unusual sweetness. I wonder if they added sugar? Finish was short-lived, fortunately.

Tough to compare to other top brands. Soapy flavor

Aromas: Raw agave, earthy, black pepper, fruity (pear & piña), citrus (bitter orange peel), spices (jalapeño & bell pepper, white pepper too). Flavor: Same as above, plus identified some process defects: metallic, solvent, vinegar, briny products.

At first smell, faint vegetal and organic then a sudden rush of (and I'm not trying to be facetious) paint thinner. Taste was watery and thin with so little of a burn I had to double check bottle to make sure it was 40 proof and not 10. Light to no flavor and toast of borderline artificial agave. Not even a good mixer, may use for cooking but doubtful it would impart any flavor. Wanted to like it as passable in a pinch but it just isnt.

A light and approachable blanco tequila. Not my flavor profile. Expect subtle notes of cooked agave, citrus, and a slight herbal undertone. A little medicinal but overall it’s easy-drinking but not particularly bold or distinctive.

I get some earth, agave, alcohol is an ok tequila and I think it will make great cocktails.

Not so good. Not bad either. Agave flavor is ok but nothing else’s going on.... except for the harsh finish.

I recall thinking very highly of this once upon a time, clearly my feelings evolved when I realized Turtle didn’t actually own this(or exist). It’s ok, I feel like it’s made for the sole purpose of not making gringos gag and while it has a smoothness I can appreciate I just don’t get any real agave.

Maybe an average tequila, but with a good taste of agave and citrus with hint of vanilla and pineapple. Aroma include flowers and citrus. Finish last long with a little burn and black pepper.

Nice raw agave scent. Fresh vegetal flavor. Fast finish.

Bright nose: floral and a little perfume like. Flavor comes in sugary sweet. Some nice anise notes though. Just too sweet with not a whole lot else.

Nondescript nose, some agave and alcohol but little else. Decent entry, nice peppery heat, but finish is off, turning to bitter chlorophyll note. Middle of the road stuff.

I really enjoyed this blanco. Mixed very well.

moderate burn. peppery nose with citrus notes. salty burn upfront with long finish.

I can easily drink this as a sipper.

Aroma of limestone and green agave, but mostly smells and tastes like an average tequila.

Raw agave and spice notes with short finish but better than Casamigos made at the same distillery.

Lots of grapefruit, fairly clean, not syrupy

Great mixing potential

Light in the nose as well as the palate, and dry. Put a lime on the side of the glass so there's something for the nose. Goes down easy, so keep track before you've polished off half the bottle.

Aroma of agave and butter. Nice peppery agave flavor with a little bite but definitely a smooth sipper. Fairly weak on the finish.

A lot of talk of its additive free or not. A chilled shot is smooth and this is pretty good on the rocks. At $40 it’s priced appropriately, maybe a few $ high. I’d go $41 for Lalo over this all day 100/100 times.

Peppery