ok for the price,but nothing else stands out.

The city is much better the spirit but slightly better than previous reviews would have you believe.

To me the olfactory experience is extremely important since this is the initial introduction to any spirit. This nose was weak but did open slightly to caramel, spice, & some wood. Hints of agave & citrus became more apparent after airing. The overall body was Puerto Vallarta's finest attribute. The finish was on the short side of medium & a relatively smooth tasting was the result. Once again, better mixed!

Tasted out of a caballito. Very light dull golden in color, this repo is nothing special, even for $16.99 a bottle. Definitely something I'd much rather use as a mixer than a sipper. I think the anejo is this lines best showing. Interesting transition from the repo to the anejo. I dont think Ill ever get another bottle of this.

Aroma: A faint nose of vanilla and fruit.
Initial taste: A semi oily mouth feel, slight bitterness upon entry. Inital taste of wood.
Body: Burnt agave, wood and slight spices.
Finish: A slightly bitter, heated finish of short duration with a woody lingering.

Tasted in a caballito sticking to the sides with thin legs forming after a good amount of time. Puerto Vallarta Reposado Color: very very faint brown tint Aroma: agave and a bit of chocolate Taste: light on the tongue with the taste of pure agave, clay and burnt wood with a strong burn of a finish though not a burn that makes your eyes water like smoke from a campfire. I can not add their reposado to my 'recession' Tequila like I have done with their blanco. The smell, spice and weight of this reposado is what I enjoy in this category, though the taste was not as broad. This is what I expected from such a low priced Tequila, but I thought with the success of their blanco I would of been surprised - sorry to say no.

very smooth,and priced low, can't beat it for the first time buyer