Agave and slight alcohol with a bit of apple on the aroma. There is agave and pepper on a medium length finish. In between is a mild, almost non descript flavor. A big selling point is that I found this for 26 dollars on sale. No matter your price range, it is always fun saving a few dollars and taking a chance on an unfamiliar tequila. Re-edit: upon looking closer…This is a bottle from 2012. It was dusty on a back shelf. I think they had the repo also. I’ll check just because of the rarity. I don’t think the store knows that it’s this old. Maybe not great but you probably can’t find it anywhere. I encourage people to explore. Your friends will be impressed and love to share a very old tequila.

Taste decently natural and is a budget option, would use it for mixed drinks.

Aroma and flavor of cooked agave, black pepper and stone fruits. A nice oily mouth feel. This is not a complex tequila but what is there as well done

Rated blind after aeration. Aroma: nice mix of baked and green agave, some pineapple and alcohol. Glass: coats, wide-ish flat legs, sheeting, leaves lots of small pearls. Mouthfeel: light to moderate consistency. Flavor: follows the aroma nicely as white pepper builds. Finish: rates just slightly lower than aroma and flavor, which is still pretty high. I wanted to rate the finish even higher because there's still so much flavor present, but the white pepper finish isn't quite as long as I would prefer. Value: at $30 this is a most incredible value. The scoring would be higher and balanced if the finish were just a bit longer.

This was boring, it’s like a vodka that tastes a little bit like tequila.

Very agave-forward nose on this, I can smell both cooked and raw. After some aeration, I detect some faint pear and apple notes. On the first sip, black pepper is the dominant flavor, followed by cooked agave. The finish is mostly pepper for me, and fades out relatively quickly. I was hoping for some of the apple and pear notes that were in the aroma, but the pepper is still nice on this one.

Nose is very nice cooked agave with some earthy tones and slight citrus. Thick in the glass leaving lots tears and legs. Also thick mouth feel that has some peppery spice and lots of agave flavor. Warms nicely with a medium long finish. Nice Blanco for around $27, value and taste!