It’s bad. Sorry Cenobio. From aroma to finish its alcohol (no tequila present) with fake flavors. No gracias.

Off top; the aroma I get is sweetness and cashew with tender spikes of agave and orange citrus followed by alcohol. Not an aroma that assaults but also not anything remarkable. There is a particular familiar smell found in this and others of its ilk. The initial taste is quite easy on the tongue and oaky fruitiness coats the tongue along with citrus and a perfume taste that I do not care for, almost like a forced floral. This is my first triple distilled drink and it certainly takes the peppery bite away rather swiftly. The dry down is a mixed bag for me. I like the fruity fade away and trails of toned down peppery heat but simulataneously don't like that the fruity lingerings turns synthetic and off putting. I don’t particularly enjoy this Blanco and it is going to be a unwelcomed chore to finish the bottle.

Terrible. Just taste Alcohol.

I've had worse...but it is what it is!

Tasted blind. It was sweet and moderately artificial. Made me think the process was rushed, which it is. In fairness, i would probably like this over other rushed products that are more expensive.

Aroma is like a fruit salad. Not a strong flavor or finish.

Diffuser takes away the agave flavor

Difficult to find any prominent aromas or flavors here. There's an artificial/chemical/medicinal aroma here that doesn't smell like the type of traditionally-made tequilas I like.

Nose: There is something reminiscent in the aromas that take me back to my college Cuervo shooting days. There is no agave. I get alcohol, pepper and a bile like bitterness. Flavor: Bitter hot start, with astringent notes, followed by an “off” sweetness. I honesty could not get myself to swallow this...

Fruitcake, burnt pineapple

Aroma is highly vegetal with notes of agave, green grass, hay and a slight bit of citrus. Flavor has an brief, initial sweetness followed by bitter almond and then overwhelmed with peppery spice. The mouthfeel is a bit watery and despite the big blast of spicy flavor the finish is relatively short. Overall, the aroma-flavor-finish seems a bit disconnected on this one. 9/6/2015

Blind rated. Aroma of cooked agave, pepper and alcohol, with a faint note of acetone. A lot of cooked agave in the palate, citrus, maybe orange blossom and some alcohol burn, which leaves some numbness on the lips and the point of the tongue. Also a slight glycerin coating on the palate. Non the less a good juice, only probably a little augmented.

Aroma is sweet candy, flowers, very nice on the nose. Flavor: hard to find the cooked agave but there is some in the background, some mixed spice, earth. Finish: good finish, long with hint of chili peppers.

From a blind tasting. Some astringent notes that are not all from alcohol on the nose. Similar to one in mouth feel, with less tip of tongue tingle and more side of tongue buzz. Quite a bitter finish which I don't generally expect from blanco. Tried this 3 separate times and it is a no-go for me. Worst of the blancos.

nose is a little anti septic. strong pepper, slight citrus, but burn to high. strong white pepper nose is actually nice, but the burn of the after taste and the aroma are too much to over come.

Muted aroma, flavor and finish.

Highly acidic

While the nose is passable (just barely) the flavor is so bad that I had to spit it out.

Hint of lime with smooth woody taste

Aroma is muted with raw agave and alcohol Flavor hits with bell pepper, raw agave and black pepper Medium finish of raw agave and black pepper

Smooth, heavy vanilla Nutmeg, chocolate Quick but warm finish

Como dice Agustín: Le sigue quedando bien a Servando el Tres Generaciones Plata, aunque el wey no le caiga bien a Héctor.

Subtle sweet, strange spice, ok finish.

Pepper. It’s really peppery. If you like pepper you will love it.

Cherry cough syrup. Horrible