CasamigosBlanco Tequila | 40% vol | 70cl | Hints of Citrus | Vanilla & Sweet Agave | Crisp & Clean | Tequila Blanco | Made from Hand-Selected Blue Weber Agave

Avoided tequila my whole life, but after being introduced to Casamigos I’m a fan. Love it as a margarita but also slowly sip on ice, very smooth with delicious flavours. Will defo purchase again.

As the warm, golden elixir of Casamigos Tequila cascades down my throat, I find myself embarking on a journey through the agave-soaked landscapes of Mexico. The initial sip offers a gentle embrace, a subtle invitation to a world where time slows down, and worries seem to fade away. Ah, Casamigos, you crafty companion on this tipsy expedition!The adventure begins with the Blanco expression, a smooth and pristine start to my soiree. Each sip is like a dance of agave on my palate, awakening my senses with a flirtatious twirl. The hints of citrus and a touch of pepper provide a lively prelude, setting the stage for the unfolding intoxication.The midpoint of my journey. It's as if time has taken a languid turn, and I find myself swaying to a rhythm only audible to those in the company of Casamigos. The oak barrel aging imparts a subtle complexity, a sophisticated waltz of caramel and vanilla that wraps around my consciousness like a warm, fuzzy blanket.The crescendo of this symphony of inebriation! It's here that the tequila's charms reach their zenith, and my words may start to waltz a bit more unevenly on the page. The rich, velvety texture embraces my taste buds, and the aging process has bestowed upon this elixir a deep, resonant flavor.As I approach the conclusion of this tipsy tale, my prose may now sway and stagger, much like the way this tequila gracefully navigates my senses. The nuanced symphony of flavours is a testament to the craftsmanship behind Casamigos, a distillation of time and dedication.In conclusion, dear reader, if my words seem to waltz and pirouette across the page, blame it on the intoxicating allure of Casamigos Tequila. A journey through its expressions is a harmonious odyssey, where each sip tells a tale of agave, oak, and the sweet surrender to the spirits of Mexico. Cheers to the delightful haze that accompanies this tequila-induced euphoria!

For 30 years Iv refused tequilas from my friends . I then asked a mixologist in Sexy Fish Miami to make me his signature cocktail that wasn’t on the menu , he made me one with tequila !I wasnt happy until I tasted it, my god it was amazing, dangerously moorish, I had six and needed help , as did my 3 fiends, that were also anti tequila, to the cab rank.It was almost creamy with a background of vanilla and something else that I can’t describe, I’ll say it was the agave ?Truly amazing !Iv bough my 4th bottle of Casamigos blanco this year , I make a cocktail with a good glug of Casamigos blanco, a squirt of passion fruit syrup (a good one !) half a lime juice and topped up with ginger ale , yummmmm !Iv given this to several non tequila drinkers and they love it. Iv been trying several other tequilas just in case and they’re not a patch on Casamigos although Patron is a decent alternative.I’m now going to try the rest of the Casamigos range . I’ll update as soon as iv done this .

Big fan of this brand, a very good drink at a fairly typical price. Will be buying again.

This tequila has the characteristic tequila flavour but with slight floral overtones, but most of all it has a sweet, sort of vanilla, after-taste.People will like this or not, it will be down to personal preference.Personally, I'd buy something else, such as Olmeca or Epsolon, both with a far simpler, cleaner tequila flavour.

One of the best out there

Bought this for £30 on Black Friday. Yet to open but all seems well & legit

Smoother and rounder than Patron Silver, with a more distinct agave / vanilla taste. I liked it a lot in a classic Margarita (Tequila/Triple Sec/lime juice/hint of simple syrup) but is also very enjoyable to sip neat. In terms of brightness and citrus/agave forward from high to low I would put Patron silver as brightest, then Casamigos blanco, then Fortaleza blanco.In terms of smoothness and "sipability" the Casamigos blanco is certainly a step-up from Patron Silver. Casamigos blanco to my taste is a little less complex and sophisticated than Fortaleza Blanco. Casamigos has some quite viscous mouthfeel, very little burn, and an agave forward taste. If bright & fresh Margaritas are the main goal I am not sure if its worth the price up from Patron, but it certainly is a nice variation if you want to try something different. It is not a celebrity endorsed rip-off in my view, but sits nicely at its niche between the good "normal" Tequilas like Patron / Don Julio.... and the upper end of the market, like Fortaleza.