Nom 1602- All artificial and horrible, as this version was diffuser. Not the worst diffuser product I've entry tried, but still horrible. You have no reason to buy this... even for about $30

Alcohol, vanilla on the nose and carries over to the flavor. Alcohol, pepper on a med, bitter finish. Uneventful. Tasted at Tanger Whiskey Fest

NOM 1420 | Neat $13. Aroma: Cooked agave, white pepper, honey, jalapeño, sea salt, chamomile, prunes. Palate: Cooked and raw agave, sea salt, white pepper, jalapeño, pickles, and dry fruits. Finish: mid/strong with very light burn, jalapeño and dry fruits.

NOM 1602 | New from NOM 1602. Diffussed stuff. Pretty flat in flavor and aroma. Smoother than a cristalino.

NOM 1590 | Light and subtle off the nose, agave and cinnamon with a medium warm finish. Please note I’m drinking the 1590 version and not the diffuser juice, this is a no frills tequila that tastes like it should.

NOM 1417 | Fresh crack at local restaurant Aroma: vanilla followed by cotton candy Taste: sweet, absent any agave, peppery heat Finish: saccharine followed by sour Bartender hyped this one up $25 for a single Should have known when he compared it to clase azul. If you’re a fan of Casamigos, this is one worth trying. I was barely able to taste enough to rate it

NOM 1629 | Sweet smell. Smells like it has an addictive average burn. Not bad. Smooth going down. Average average. Had a lot better

NOM 1629 | This is easily amongst the worst tequilas I’ve ever tried. It neither smells nor tastes like tequila, and the finish lingers on the tongue in a way that’s reminiscent of a mile chemical burn. I think just about anything is better. I don’t think I even finished a third of a single serving of it. Yikes.

Smells like additives (vanilla, almond almost), taste like candy, very perfume like.

Vanilla, sweetness

eh, too much vanila and cocoa

NOM1629. Cake batter and vanilla upfront with traces of cooked agave on the nose. Heavy vanilla sweetness smacks the palate along with that infamous artificial cake batter taste. There's a very minute hint of cooked agave as well. Once again that vanilla is upfront on the finish along with a slight burn lingering. Overall not the worst blanco, picked up a 750ml bottle for $16.

Straight from the doctor’s medicine cabinet; dares you to buy even cheaper; need to be desperate to finish it or already drunk to try it again.

Vanilla cake batter is the only note. Not sure how black pepper is even on the radar

a little smoky sweet

pepper and pear

Vanilla Vanilla Vanilla!! Not sure this is even tequila! Sweet candy

can you say artificial vanilla on the nose and throughtout...

NOM 1602 | Very artificially sweet.

NOM 1417 | Sweet vanilla and vanilla taste. This is candy. I like candy. Enjoyable sipper.

NOM 1590 | NOM 1590. Mexican 35% abv. version, lote: 050320, bottled on 27-03-2020, tasted on 10-26-23. Aroma: cooked agave with light sweetness, the sweet note is a mix between mint, agave & fibers of sweet agave, although it feels natural but on the palate it isn’t. Earthy. Palate: confirms aromas perceived but the sweetness on the palate has a syrup-y component and feels sweeter than natural agave and it ends slightly bitter. Also, the sweetness through my retronasal smells different from agave. Finish is medium to medium long, minty, earthy and a touch of sweetness with bitter end persists.

NOM 1602 | Alright for a diffuser product, this isn’t horrible with vanilla and fake fruit flavors. It was hard to find agave, it’s there but it’s hidden. More than anything it reminds me more of a gin (sans juniper). There was a heavy amount of glycerin that I felt. Not horrendous but not good either.

NOM 1590 | While not bad, it has nothing to really appreciate. It’s just…not bad.