NOM 1466 | Aroma is sweet and artificial. Coconut, maybe bubblegum, and a strange petroleum/rubber/plastic note. If the aroma is bad, the flavor is even worse. Very watery consistency with artificial sweetness and a weird cinnamon heat. Maybe like those little red hots candy. Virtually no finish. Which is probably for the best. 06-19-2026

NOM 1466 | Syrupy and artificial , I do not recommend. Overpriced

NOM 1466- doesn't even taste like Blanco. Definitely manipulated, stay away unless you just want a pretty bottle

NOM 1466 definitely overpriced. No agave flavor not even a trace. On the nose you get a fruity smell very artificial like tutti fruity gum with a hint of alcohol. This flavor permeates into the flavor. the body is watery but it coats quite well. The fruity flavor transforms to an alcoholic warmth that trails off to the artificial fruity flavor. overall not bad if you're looking for a desert tequila, and definitely requires an acquired taste. I bought this bottle because my wife wanted the bottle.

NOM 1466 | Very sweet, nutmeg, smooth

NOM 1466 | I would really like to rate this one higher just for the bottle. Nose, taste and finish give you a slight bubblegum note that shouldn't be there. It is not as sweet as some others out there. If you want to get someone that thinks tequila is too harsh, this could be a good entry tequila to get them started on the right path. Plus it's a nice looking bottle

Heavy citrus with the real flavors of agave

NOM 1466 | if you're looking for a "classic" blanco packed with agave notes this is NOT it. Its overly sweet with vanilla tones which mask any other flavor for me. I should have looked at the NOM before buying it - 1466 also distills Amor Mio. Both are too sweet and pack a funky after taste IMO. I can't recommend Dos Artes Blanco except as a mixer. I think I'll try to make Tequila Mohitos with it... the sweet tequila mixed with the mint and soda might actually be drinkable.