Drinkable but definitely better options

Not a terrible cristallino. Definitely can tell they used additives but smell and taste nice. Very light on the pallet over time start to taste more alcohol or ethanol on in the middle. Finishes with a little pepper and starts with a sweet vanilla. But pretty decent for a cristallino.

200 usd at duty free

It has an interesting aroma. By that, I mean that it’s not as “strong” as a regular tequila. It’s hard to identify the agave, only when I rub it in my fingers. On the taste, i think it’s missing some character. It is very easy to drink, but a harsh aftertaste. A very expensive bottle for its lack of taste and aroma.

Chocolate

Very light to drink, super smooth, sweet, some sorr of chocolate notes (chocolate that doesn’t exist in this world), small hint of barrica, frutal, vanella?? Some very interesting unknown flavours. Make sure to rinse/moutwash this tequila long and properly (like good “cata/tasting” and exhale from your gut after sipping for better experience. Not a fan of Dobel, but this one is sublime. Wish it was more affordable but it’s 50 years aged, so makes sense.

clean and smooth

flowery, sweet nodes. I taste eggnog with a smooth finish.

Aroma: vanilla, eggnog and caramel Flavor: vanilla and banana Finish: medium finish that is muted Overall, this tequila tastes watered down or like the soul of the agave has been removed

A strong smell of alcohol. Good flavor. Slight burn on the finish.

Expensive for sure but the best offering from Maestro/Cuervo. Nose: refreshing blend of tropical citrus, cooked agave, with some sweet oaky notes. Taste: Cooked agave forward, then cooked vanilla, clove, and like oak flavors. Nice highlighting notes of mango and white pepper emerge as you sip. Finish: fresh fruit (citrus mostly) with a lingering sweetness.

Sweet artificially a little vanilla, some smoke and sweet agave.

a little on the stronger side at first. excellent flavor once the initial hit of alcohol goes away.

Doesn’t taste bad, flavors are interesting, some smoke, applewood, and very subtle agave. It’s not bad but definitely over priced. I’m not totally against cristalino, I think it’s an interesting augmentation to the spirit, similar to some whiskey filtrations. Being a Casa Cuervo product I suspect this spirit may have some flavors added. I would be interested in trying an additive free cristalino after this, all in all, it’s ok but if you’re a fan of strong agave flavor looks else where. I received this as a gift and will appreciate it.

Vanilla and Citrus forward

Maestro Dobel was created by a family of true tequila enthusiasts who, throughout more than ten generations, managed to perfect the art of harvest, distillation and aging, resulting in one of the most award-winning tequilas in the world.

Enjoyed... thinking some folks forgot this is a cristalino

Lime or maybe immature agave…?! Taste is ok but finish is lacking imo

Waaaaaaaay too sweet. Smells and tastes like bubblegum. Feels more like a novelty tequila than the genuine product.

Very smooth, slightly sweet. Light vanilla with hints of spice, cinnamon.

$225 What a range of aromas… vanilla, smoked agave, licorice, fruit,

$200 US

The aroma was light to non-existent but the taste was interesting. A light note of agave early giving way to a citrus/tropical mid taste before finishing with caramel oak. Very nice overall.

Agave forward Oak triple distilled with charcoal looks like blanco

Cítrico easy to drink no burn