“It’s actually pretty good. Not sure about the price point, I was lucky and grabbed it for $35.”
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Calle 23 Criollo
“A bit pricy, but well crafted tequila is worth it. Best Blanco I’ve had in years. I hope it continues to be made.”
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Patrón Extra Añejo
“I was really looking forward to trying this XA. But, sadly, Piedra outshines it by a big margin. Too bad. I think Patron is wasting a good opportunity to excel. Bought it on sale for $60, and I think I wasted my money. Very aromatic, but fell flat on its face. I highly recommend you spend your money on another XA.”
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Asombroso Extra Añejo 5 Year
“Tastes like Coca Cola. I kid you not.”
More info →“This almost like drinking a bourbon. Hardly any agave notes. I’m sure that that was the intention of Cuervo. This rating is for The Rolling Stones edition. The finish is actually decent.”
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Gran Patrón Piedra
“A bit pricey, but delivers more than other expensive tequilas.”
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Chinaco Blanco
“Lot 1041. While it’s a huge improvement over the Preiss Imports version, it’s too sweet, unnaturally sweet. Will stick to my regular tequilas.”
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Tapatio Blanco 110
“Really enjoyed the strong agave presence. The finish is strong with a mineral lingering in the mouth. I'm sure it makes a great margarita that will knock anyone's socks off. Salud!”
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Ocho Tequila Plata
“A bit flat with anise undertones. 2015 Loma Alta.”
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El Tesoro Tequila Añejo
“This was a Denton imports white label. It was exquisite. Too bad it is no longer available.”
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Pasote Reposado
“Very pleasant aroma. Although I expected it to taste better.”
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Villa Lobos Extra Añejo
“Incredible aroma, crisp and clean.”
More info →“This is the second lot ($99). It's a blend of 4, 7 and 8 year old tequilas. Much better than its predecessor ($190). Notes of dried fruit, vanilla and nuts. The finish was incredible. ”
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Don Julio 1942
“The aroma is very nice, with vanilla and black tea notes . 1942 is so easy on the palate, it's a perfect dessert tequila. Finishes with a strong toffee flavor.”
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Olmeca Altos Plata
“It's a rather friendly tequila. Best for people who are new to the scene. Price is the biggest attraction for a blend of tahona and shredder mill tequila. Aromas are a bit muted and flavor is unassuming, but with decent agave presence. It's winner in my book. Probably best for mixed drinks.”
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Chinaco Negro Extra Añejo
“Lot #12. Bottle 432/490. One of the original seven lots. Aroma is rather mellow. There is still agave flavor, but it seems the aging was not right when bottled. There is a light vinegary taste. Sadly, at the price point offered for this bottle, it is not something I would buy again. Lots 17 and 71 were far superior.”
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Roca Patrón Reposado
“This tequila was tasted out of a small snifter. I could pick up some smokiness (probably from the charring of the barrel). I also picked up some citrus in its flavor profile. Its higher proof leaves a nice, light burn on the palate. I bought this bottle on clearance, but its retail price is out of my range. Still, I'd recommend it just to try a 100% tahona milled tequila, as there are not that many out there.”
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Herradura Seleccion Suprema
“Note: this is the older version. Bottled in 2002. Immensely tasty.”
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