Milagro Tequila Silver

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

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.

purchased at my local on Sept. 30...Nom1420.
had a peppery taste with a after burn. short duration.
i think it would be better in a mix than neat.. all in all
i say the price is the most attractive part.

Exellent blanco tequila with true blue agave presence. I personally prefer it as a shot or neat. I keep it in the freezer and enjoy the ice cold shot with the nice burn that really lets you know your drinking an alcoholic beverage.

Milagro silver is a very clear blanco with a slightly oily feel and look. The initial aroma is blue agave, citrus, and a slight hint of pear. The aroma is beautiful in my opinion.
Upon first sip, Milagro has a very strong presence of blue agave and pepper flavors. What we smelled in the aroma earlier (pear and citrus) is completely overpowered by the blue agave and pepper taste as well as the moderately long alcohol burn.
Personally I like when my alcohol reminds me that I am drinking alcohol as it goes down, but I feel Milagro has a better initial aroma than actual taste and finish. Good tequila to take neat but would probably serve as a mixer for those of you that like really smooth tequila.