Aroma: Undecipherable Palate: Cooked agave takes the lead, joined by subtle vanilla and a light touch of brine. The profile remains gentle, not very challenging to the palate. Finish: Brief and quiet, with fading brine and a hint of grassiness. Overall, a simple, subdued expression that plays it safe.

Nose: Very nice, oak, agave, some vanilla Taste: Not good at all. Chemically, nothing tastes natural. 2 sips and I’m done.

Worse than the repo. It isn’t the worst tequila I have had but I will not add this to my collection.

Nose: Pepper/Earth/raw Agave/olive / citrus / lime / lemongrass / sage /. Lavender / brine Taste: Pepper / earth / spicy cinnamon / cooked agave / anise / banana / pineapple / citrus / lime / orange / spearmint / orange blossom / jalepeno / cream soda Finish: medium viscosity mouthfeel / lingering pepper and cinnamon on front of palate / jalepeno and citrus on the backend of the swallow This blanco has some fun tastes. The nose is nice, nothing overly engaging except for a few hints of olive, lavender, and a nice brine aroma. But the taste is where this tequila puts on some salsa music and does some latin dancing on your tongue. Lots of cinnamon and spearmint to contrast with the heavy pepper note, but it’s the jalapeno and citrus finish that leave you wanting more.

Agave and spearmint on the nose. Cinnamon though not barrel aged Easy to drink. Palate sweet agave and cinnamon. Finish has a bit of alcohol burn.

Cinnamon, honey, raw agave, floral on the nose. Warm & sweet on the palate - bursting with florals & orange sweetness. Underlying vegetal/herbaceous notes. Pervasive sweetness in finish. Long and warming.

Light grassy and citrus notes on the nose under a base of petrichor. Hint of mint? Punch of fruit & agave gives way to earth and cinnamon. Fresh and transparent. Bold finish with lingering citrus and honey - lovely!

Very Sweet, vanilla, butterscotch.