Old bottle. Probably 2010 ish

Lemon grass, roasted agave, cinnamon, spices, lime, citrus, and black pepper. Finish a litter bitter.

Would be a 92 if it wasn’t so pricey- good stuff

A decent expensive blanco. Not a whole lot going on, not very complex. Could be considered “smooth” by most. Has a little bit of citrus notes and black pepper. Not much flavor but an easy sipper. No real reason to purchase in my opinion other than showing off to your friends who don’t know much about tequila.

Another beautiful bottle from Patron, not sure it needed to be triple distilled, smooth (vodka like smooth) enjoyable but I want cooked agave flavors in my tequila

Not a whole lot in terms of flavor. Pretty stripped down like all of Patrons line of tequilas. Fake vanilla smell. Very high price tag which affects the score.

You can definitely pick out the Patron yeast but I don’t love this as much as I used to. My palette is a bit wonky after trying a bunch of aged tequilas so I’ll revisit another day when I’m fresh. I don’t get that sweet roasted agave flavour that I love, it tastes a little too bitter.

Good, but way overpriced.

Expensive and triple distilled the open bottle is from 2007. A bit soft compared to the double distilled regular blanco. The presentation is immaculate with a black velvet bag and birds eye maple case. This presentation set the tone for future releases such as Burdeos and Piedre packages. The tequila is flavorful with roast agave and citrus present through out. Price alone holds this back.

Nice caramelized agave nose with spice and a kiss of vanilla . Bright lemon notes. Taste of creamy agave, pineapple, and cinnamon with a hit of pepper. Not terribly viscous. But nice mouth feel. Lengthy finish with balanced pepper, some spice zinginess, and ripe agave. This is my edited version, and it is far better than my first impression.

Tasted at the Patron Distillery, and then many times at home afterward. Loads of cooked agave in the aroma and flavor. Very pleasing and easy to drink. I really enjoy this stuff.

Hints of citrus and cooked agave, smooth intake, mellow hints of agave and oakness on the nose. Purchased bottle from Jalisco

Rated higher on value as I got it for $120. probably the price point it should be at.

Tequila bar tasting…. Served in tiny wooden goblet so hard to fully appreciate…. Not a cristalino fan. Need a proper tasting opportunity.

Very smooth! It’s got a pretty good flavor for a blanco. Personally, I’m an anejo & BA anejo person but this isn’t bad at all. Would I buy it again? Probably not at the price it goes for.

Light sweet aroma, like & pepper. Easy to drink, light sweet flavours. 10/10

Light agave is light tasting alcohol Estringent This is good for someone that’s does not like tequila

Classic Patron nose, lots of pepper. Much sweeter and less citrusy taste than expected.

Aroma agave and citrus notes Taste oak, agave and vanilla Finish is short flavour disappears quite quickly is smooth though

color & body - clear, not too much body aroma alcohol citrus: lime taste citrus/acid pepper finish alcohol light lingering weak, fades fast: ~40'

Truthfully this was not very good. In all honesty it profiled exactly like a slightly smoother regular Patron blanco would be. Citrus notes, classic Patron yeast profile and some okay agave. Nothing to write home about. Especially considering the price. Do yourself a favor and get multiple bottles of something else like Fortaleza, El Tesoro, Mijenta, Corrido, Ocho, G4, etc.

Smooth finish

Nose had a slight citrus. Peppery, slight alcohol burn. Clean finish. Cooked agave on the exhale.

Exceptional smooth not much of a finish and rather expensive

The triple distil makes it super smooth, but not much flavour otherwise.