Tasted at Tanger Whiskey Fest. NOM 1602 Floral aroma with some barrel and vanilla. Barrel spice and vanilla carry over with alcohol bitterness. Off-putting finish

NOM 1420 | Surprised by the flavor and smooth sipping for a diffuser tequila. A bit floral and cedar on the nose, flavor includes agave, cherries, caramel, and oak.

NOM 1420 | Opens with a ice perfume scent, quickly changing to agave, lemon chiffon, vanilla & butterscotch. Flavor has a bit of heat but not much else. Finish shows oak, no real heat, short gentle bite. It was inexpensive. So I can say it's ok. Good for a tequila newbie to try.

NOM 1602 | Sweet

NOM 1602 | On the nose it was very floral to me. On the palate I had a nice strong tobacco flavor with some possibly grape and baking spice. The finish was not spectacular because it didn't seem to have much finish.

NOM 1602 diffuser version from Mexico. 35%abv. Tried it at a family party. Undrinkable. Not even in a paloma was I able to drink it.

NOM 1590 | This bottle contains a warmth of smells! Tastes of butter scotch that’s transforms into a spicy finish. Cinnamon and Pepper

A solid sipper and not as overly sweet as most Añejo I've tried thus far. I like this one. I'd like to try more of what they offer. Soft vanilla and light fruits up front with a peppery finish. I dig it.

Nice solid anejo for the price. For me, similar to Gran Centenario. I like a little more varied flavors. Smooth, uncomplicated finish.

I got this bottle as a gift...... I'm now hooked onto tequila! I've always been a whiskey man and had no idea that tequila could be so complex and yummy!

NOM 1590 | Easy to drink. Very soft on the finish. Agave notes present. I got butterscotch and caramel. Not strong by light notes. Agave and vanilla on the bouquet. Good value anejo

NOM 1420 | Super smoothly tequila!!! One of the best tequila tasted. It's hard to find, but it is very worth it!!!! Lots of flavor. A must to try!!!