I believe there are 2 different versions of this resposado, one is a 100% agave tequila and the other is a mixto.

The one I have is the mixto, it does not say anywhere "100% agave".

Surprisingly excellent for a mixto, but falls short of being a good tequila obviously. It's a little bit syrupy in body but it mixes well, drinks pretty well neat and makes for an all-around decent cheap tequila. If you're going to get a budget mixto, this is miles better than cuervo gold or whatever paint thinner junk... and at $15/bottle it's tough to beat.

better than cuervo but not as good as the higher priced tequilas. a good cheap tequila will make good margaritas. the glass was a bonus. not something i would buy on a regular basis.not as rough as i expected. a good cheap tequila.

Tequila Sauza 100 Anos Reposado, NOM 1102. I think there are two types of this tequila because the one I purchased claims to be "100% Puro de Agave." It says it no less than four times total on both the packaging & the bottle. The color is medium/light amber, darker than most other reposados. This tequila has an agave/citrus nose with slight alcohol overtones. The first taste is oakey with a nice spicy warm glow & a light sweetness. The overall taste is medium to full bodied that finishes open, lingering on the palate for some time. It is also smooth, not quite as smooth as it's more expensive counterparts however for $17.99 a bottle with a complimentary glass, what more can you expect? As far as a Sauza tequila is concerned, this is certainly as good or better than Hornitos, in my humble opinion. Drinks more like an anejo than a reposado. Very pleasantly surprised.