Monterey Tequila and Mezcal Festival: Sweet, sweet and too sweet for me. I truly wanted to spit it out and couldn’t finish my glass. I couldn’t be bothered to try and decipher any aromas and flavors because I died inside.

Monterey Tequila and Mezcal Festival: As far as taste goes I distinctly recall this blanco being sweeter than I would have imagined. In the moment of tasting, I did not discern any noticeable flavors besides sweetness.

Suavecito Anejo Sample from Mark Czerwonka NOM 1424 Nose: at first i got pineapple, then vanilla caramel and some floral notes, barrel notes and some mint kicked in for a second, followed by a mild alcohol Palate: Very sweet like honey and brown sugar sweet! Note: I do my reviews before I look at the production methods/notes. So i realize the sweetness I tasted was the agave nectar. Finish: flat finish and a bit of a weird aftertaste. Overall: i think this might appeal to newbies who like a smooth, sweet tasting tequila

This is a spirit designed for someone new to Agave Spirits. The added sweetness from Agave Nectar really knocks down the flavors of Agave while making it a smoother experience for the consumer. Definitely a little sweeter with a little more Oak influence. Tequila with Training Wheels!

This is a spirit designed for someone new to Agave Spirits. The added sweetness from Agave Nectar really knocks down the flavors of Agave while making it a smoother experience for the consumer. Tequila with Training Wheels!

This is a spirit designed for someone new to Agave Spirits. The added sweetness from Agave Nectar really knocks down the flavors of Agave while making it a smoother experience for the consumer. There are some barrel influences that give it a little more sweetened complexity. Tequila with Training Wheels!