The nose is slightly musty / wet cement The agave is there and then it turns hot. It has a spicy & vegetal finish. This could do well in an agave forward cocktail based on its strength of flavors. I’m sampling a 50ml bottle.

I had to pour this out after a couple of small sips. I honestly thought the Adictivo was better overall.

A slight funk on the nose blows off after a few minutes. The mid palate has all of the agave characteristics. Also some chocolate notes. The finish is a bit hot. And left me disappointed. It’s called the Bad Stuff, so they may have set the bar low. It’s very drinkable, but in this tasting, I was a bit surprised it couldn’t score higher. I will retaste again.

Not as bad as the score suggests. Lost points on value and recommend to a friend. At $50 a bottle there are tons of better choices. As a well tequila at a hipster tap house, it was the best they had and again, not bad

Rich , thick unctuous with an oily viscosity. Layers of warm tropical fruits, ripe banana, pineapple and coconut flanked by plush caramel, butter, toffee and vanilla. Lovely wood spiced notes driven by 12 years in new French Oak barrels. Fabulous Tequila that will please neophyte to expert. Just beware of the price at $1,000 per bottle.

light. airy. lightly fruity. sweeter than average. very clean. delightful. switched back and forth between this and Siete Leguas once. one right after the other. the two highlands tequilas made each other sing. very complementary. fruit loops are in there!! there is not much to the nose but a session with this will please silver drinkers I think.