Interesting nose on this, with several things going on. There is sweet cooked agave, smelling like sweet potatoes, but also ripe, soft fruit and maybe even a nuttiness. I can also detect a slight grassy note.

The taste is very pleasant, with more sweet cooked agave, a slight fruitiness, and a touch of spice. The body has a medium mouthfeel, leaning to the lighter end of the spectrum - just right for its age.

The finish is well-balanced in almost all respects. The burn is of medium length, and the finish continues down your throat in a nice way. There is a pleasant aftertaste of the cooked agave, with just a hint of raw vegetal to go with it. Overall it is a very enjoyable experience sipping this tequila; there is not a ton of complexity, but what is there is really nice.

I only paid $17 for this, so the price is really good for what you get, which is a quality highland tequila. I think the presentation is a bit lacking with a sticker of a silhouette of three hombres on horses, some textured glass and sort of a cartoonish '3 Amigos' logo and type-font. But the juice is good and definitely worth trying.