Milagro Tequila Silver

Has a burning sensation at finishing.
Strong initial taste.
Very nice presentation.

This stuff is affordable and mixes very well in a margarita.

Nose: Not very remarkable, simply smells like strong alcohol
Body: One of the nicer aspects about this tequila is how clear and pristine it looks
Finish: Probably the roughest part of the experience. As far as budget tequilas finishes way rougher than it's blanco counter parts like Corralejo, Espolon, Horinitos and Cazadores. The presentation is fairly elegant with beautiful blue bottle. It is worth noting that in the three bottles I had, the cork managed to sever when opening the bottle, a tall tail sign of cheap glue.

All in all this is clearly meant for mixing or shots. If you intend on sipping go for this brands Reposado which should only be a few dollars more. You should never pay more than $24 for a bottle.

Tasted in a Riedel glass on 2/15/14. Bought at Trader's Joes at $19.99 for a 750 ml bottle. The bottle is sleek and cool. It says you're hip and young. Not much old-world tradition here. The overall taste is adequate, but not pronounced. I don't detect much vanilla or caramel flavor. The agave is not real strong and it's a little too alcohol for sipping. It's an okay margarita maker. I'd recommend it when you're looking for a change, but it's not one of my favorites. If you spend more, you'll get more. For the few dollars less I'd get Sauza Hornitos if you want something smoother. That said, you could do worse than Milagro. Like I said, it's okay for margaritas.

Tasted in Las Vegas 2010 with a Riedel Tequilera.

Strong alcoholic aromas. The presence of agave was not there. There are spicy notes. Has a bitter taste, in general not a good taste. It had a lot of astringency. The finish wasn't good, it burns. There are other cheaper tequilas that taste better. The positive thing I found is the presentation. It has a good design.