Absolutely great for sipping by people apprehensive about sipping tequila. Smooth, citrus, hardly any burn. Great for mixing also. Slightly pricy.

Tasted out of Caballito 6/30/08. Cazadores blanco was ok. I definitely would rather be using this one as a mixer. There was just nothing that stood out for me as a sipping tequila. Very basic stuff here.

Aroma: Strong citrus and peppery hints.
Initial taste: A thin mouth feel for me, and a little bitter.
Body: Decent agave body, but had to really swoosh it around to get it to come out. Again, citrus and peppery hints.
Finish: A short heated finish with a mild alcohol burn.

Tasted on the rocks June 1, 2008.

Cazadores Silver

Color: clear
Aroma: agave & citrus
Taste: light on the tongue with the taste of alchohol & vanilla with a burn of a finish

Cazadores is a harsher version of Corzo Silver with much more of an alchohol taste and burn. My blanco favorites are at the time of this writing Chinaco, Siete Leguas, Corralejo and Milagro. For presentation I am not a fan of the screwtop bottle.

Cazadores Silver NOM 1487 Tasted 3/7/07. This tequila is clear in color and has intense aromas of floral, spice, and earth. There are also mild aromas of fruit and smoke. A mellow taste on the tip of the tongue leads to a low sweetness and low bitterness tequila taste. The Cazadores Silver contains intense flavors of floral and earth followed by moderate agave and fruit accents. Mild notes of spice and smoke accompany this tequila. Cazadores Silver finishes with a medium duration of flavor and numbing alcohol feeling. This tequila has been awarded the overall rating of a B+.