Tastes

This was recommended to me as a substitute for Clase Azul reposado. It’s a third of the cost, but super delicious. It’s like Clase Azul Light. Has cocoa and vanilla notes, along with agave, pepper and brown sugar. It’s a really flavorful reposado I would highly recommend.

Super smooth, can drink neat or on rocks easily. Agave notes, pepper and deeper notes of cardamom and oak on the back end. Flavorful for a blanco. Highly recommend

This is the best tequila I’ve ever had. It’s like drinking agave brown sugar water. Sweet notes and agave comes through strongly. Super smooth. People will say it’s got additives or flavoring to be negative. But this tequila is flavored in the best way possible. Not overpowering, only enhancing. Amazing!

If you like bourbon, this is the tequila for you. The same oak/barrel flavors you get from bourbon, you will get from this tequila. It’s very good and unique. I haven’t tasted anything like this and that’s in the best way possible

This might be one of the best tequilas I’ve ever tasted. Soooo mellow, smooth. Agave and brown sugar presides mostly on your tongue. But there is a nice oak after finish that just rounds out the flavor. Absolutely worth it and at $65, not much better for the cost!

Very smooth after letting sit on the rocks for about 3 mins. Not much developed flavors besides agave and oak. Pepper and some light citrus notes. But very oak forward. For people who like bourbon, there are some similar flavors with this tequila.

This tequila, for the price, is absolutely incredible. For $30, you shouldn’t have all the flavor profiles that this tequila does. Vanilla, agave, light sweetness and a citrus note at the end. Weirdly enough, there is some sort of marshmallow flavor in there as well. If you purchase this, you will definitely not regret it!

Notably, I’m a novice to the tequila game, but three ice cubes, a shot of lime juice and letting it sit for about 3-5 minutes, this tequila is incredible. Tried it neat and you get pepper, vanilla and black licorice/star anise notes. Let it sit in ice and a little lime juice, the sweetness comes out and it gets as sippable as any tequila I’ve ever tried. Almost dangerously so. So good.