Red Eye to NY mini bottle: The Aroma snaps the nostrils with agave, vanilla, lemon citrus tang, earthy, tropical fruit, slight ethyl that’s non-scathing. The Taste is total opposite from smell with Agave, peppery, definite scathing seizing ethyl, earthy, and raspberry The Finish earthy agave, ethyl latches onto the pallets and doesn’t let go for the entire ride, which is such a turn off, putting it mildly.

Agave forward

Nice mid of the rack tequila, good for mixing. Aroma of cooked agave, bake bread and citrus. Flavor full of cooked agave and flowers. Finish is smooth with flowers and agave.

I love this tequila, it reminds me of what tequila used to taste like before everyone discovered additives.

This reminds me of older Don Julio Blanco on the nose with some yeast and baked bread aroma with strong underlying roast agave. In the mouth this is all agave and floral elements and much agave pepper. Finish is easy and all at the tip of the tongue and inside the lower lip. Nice repackage of the Corazon.

Not very complex

Nose: cream of corn and agave, ethanol Body: viscous, low heat Palate: alcohol, oakish, bit of sweet, no off flavors Finish: surprisingly good. Lasts and is warm

This is good tequila and an incredible value for cocktails. I’d even put this in the same category as Arette and Cimmaron as far as value and quality.

Decent smell, nice on the palate a bit of alcohol on the finish but not bad. Overall decent sipping tequila for the money. Excellent choice in a margarita. On ice with a twist of orange or lime is very good. Solid go to for any mix drink!

Aroma - cooked agave followed by olives, white pepper, and suntan lotion Taste - cooked agave followed by butter, lime peel, and a mineral water finish.

Great everyday drinker. Anise finish.

Black pepper with a light burn. So far, the best budget tequila for mixing that I’ve found. 26 bucks. Probably cheaper at other places than the one I bought it at.

Better to use as a mixer than to sip. Floral tone with a burn to it. I enjoy my tequila with a few ice cubes.

Mild tequila. Aromas of fresh agave and mint. Flavors of lime, mint, and agave. Moderate cinnamon burn on the back of the palette to finish

My local liquor store sells a liter for $23. Best value out there. Definitely better than Pueblo Viejo.

Hidden agave. Guessing there are additives to cover up the process. Still a decent mixer. Would drink again in a pinch

Nose: Floral, candied fruit Taste: Honeysuckle, Fruit Stripe gum, agave, slight pepper Finish: pepper, cantaloupe

Sweat smoky taste

Definite floral and agave nose. I'm also getting a hint of licorice. Agave and licorice taste with a peppery finish.

licorice aroma and taste more anis and black pepper. finish is rich with and extra lasting heat

Smells like it would be a great tequila. Boy was I wrong. (Keep in mind I try tequila’s as a shot). The initial taste was okay, but a burn (kind of like rubbing alcohol) came shortly after. Followed by a very bitter taste that is indescribable. My only hope is, is it will taste good as a mixer because this is pretty rough.

Enjoy the Flavor and Aroma. for being a tequila under $35. such a great tequila for the price.

Nice nose…. Agave, green olive, earthy, grassy, some alcohol. Medium mouthfeel. Slightly sweet with citrus and peppermint followed by cracked-pepper bite. Warm peppery finish. Better mixer than sipper, but not bad at all.

Slight agave almost a sweet smell maybe some mint. Lingering alcohol taste. For $30 it doesn’t stand out there’s better for less and equal money

Great cheap tequila. I drank it neat. I keep this around for my husband that doesn’t not care to sip. He slams this in shots. Great classic tequila taste.