Patron Silver Tequila

Pros: MMMMMM... Agave yum..

Cons: no problem with this batch..

Review: This is my favorite Blanco of all time.. Incredibly smooth with very little burn.. Slightly watery but enough agave flavor to satisfy the biggest tequila drinkers. The first taste is very strong with agave flavor but the finish is more fruity and ...

Pros: the best you can buy

Cons: there are none

Review: you get what you pay for. None better than Patrón Silver for me. Not as thick as Cabo Wabo, better overall taste. The perfect body shot without the putrid Sauza ...

Pros: Substantially better tasting than Sauza's offering.

Cons: Somewhat expensive, not always easy to find.

The Bottom Line: Patrón Silver beats Sauza 'Tres Generaciones' Plata Tequila in aroma, flavor, and finish. Too bad it costs more, too.

Review: I think one of the best ways to experience tequila is to take one brand and make a horizontal taste comparison with another competing brand, of fairly equal quality and preparation. To this end, I poured two glasses of silver tequila by two leading...

Pros: Still full of nice agave elements. Evolved into a firmer feeling tequila.

Cons: Too harsh if you liked it the way it was. Artificial aftertaste.

The Bottom Line: Yes, it is strong and has great agave feel. Not as smooth as a few years ago, but still a great blanco. May be a bit overpriced.

Review: Its been a long time since I last tried Patron Silver. The tequila I tried last weekend bearing Patron Silver´s label and bottle was simply too far off the mark to even be comparable. We all know that Patrón has had a rough time lately, judging by ...

Pros: smooth and silky going down, flavorful yet not harsh

Cons: slightly pricey

The Bottom Line: Definitely a crowd-pleaser and worth the $

Review: This tequila is for the grown and sexy! Being a tequila fan, I have tried many top-shelf brands. Patron Silver is by far my favorite. Obviously no salt or lime necessary, this is a great sipping tequila, and you can find it at most restaurants and ...

Pros: One of the better silver tequilas

Cons: Harsh at the beginning

Review: The leader in the high end category, you will find this tequila in almost every bar across the country together with some Cuervo and Sauza, but defiantly there is no caparison. Patron blanco has the same presentation as the other two, Reposado and Añejo...

Pros: Easy to find, attractive packaging, clean flavor structure

Cons: Overpriced, chemical aftertaste, harsh on the finish

The Bottom Line: Despite all the hype, there is nothing extraordinary about patron except its steep pricetag. Though enjoyable at times, you can do far better while spending a lot less.

Review: Tequila in its purest form is a noble spirit worthy of world class status. It is not made from a cactus nor is it supposed to come with a worm. Rather, it is made from an oversized pineapple called Agave . There are about 150 varieties of this ...

Pros: Good agave flavor, attractive packaging

Cons: Expensive, especially for the quality

The Bottom Line: It beats Cuervo by a landslide, but is easily outdone by many others costing less.

Review: Although I don't much care for a fancy car or nice clothes, I am quite a gastronomaniac and now that I am happily married with a wife that cooks well, we are even more eager to celebrate our joy. For some background, Patron is the most famous of the ...

Pros: Strong, full bodied white tequila.

Cons: Too strong, lacks subtlety and depth.

The Bottom Line: i recommend this if you want a strong, high end blending tequila.

Review: I have worked in many bars and restaurants over the past twelve years, and I must admit, I do not see the reason why Patron Silver has become one of the most popular (if not THE most popular) premium tequila on the market today. I have heard patron ...