oh CAZADORES, how i love thee......they way you warm me up, and get my little ass going! It definetly gives me that kick i need before bartending, great way to start off a shift! Yes, I drink and work at the same time....how horrible life is! Thank you cazadores, for helping me make my monthly rent

This is a very respected tequila in Mexico. They don't put as much effort into the packaging as some of the other big brands, but Cazadores is up there with Don Julio in my book.

This tequila is pretty good, but not excellent.  Its kinda pricey too, which is why I go for the Hornitos instead of this when I want a mid-priced reposado.   Its slighty better than Hornitos, but not enough to justify the $10 more.

Una tequila bien perfecta. Excellent for people like me on a budget who want high quality with a decent price. A lot of connoisseurs might not dig it, but it's a damn good tequila with a lot of bite and it does it's job fast. "The one with the deer on it" is definitely a favorite of Mexicanos. Some people like to sip it? It's good for shooting as well. One of my favorites.

smooth and relatively unknown, an underdog

exelent smooth i recommend it.

For a while, Cazadores Reposado was my favorite Tequila. I have spoken to many mexicans who call it their favorite. Smooth but with a wild, earthy soul. Made me envision Aztecs dancing around a fire. Recently, I tried the blanco and didn't like it. Tried another bottle of Reposado and it was rude! I don't know what happened. A bad batch maybe. I want to try the Anejo, but my recent bad experience and the high price have scared me off!

I like the Reposado, it has just enough of the the Agave taste in it to make it taste traditional but is smooth enough to drink on the rocks.

Nicely priced and good in Margaritas.

First of all, it's Cazadores (no L). This is a mass produced reposado (although a blanco and, believe it or not, an anejo have recently become available) which is the most popular tequila in Mexico. It is OK, but lacks agave character and is fairly sweet. As to being a bargain, it's fairly expensive in my area--I'd rather spend a few bucks more and get something noteworthy like El Tesoro or Herradura. Pueblo Viejo reposado is much better and much cheaper than Cazadores.

This is a good bargain brand tequila and great for making margaritas with friends that don't understand how good tequila can be. Typically around $30.00 for a Liter at most Costco/Sams club stores. I always have a bottle of this in my bar for margaritas. BevMo makes a good sweet and sour, and add some Triple sec, the juice of one whole lime, and you will be shaking these all night long.

Not bad, a little cinnamon taste, which I'm not a fan of, but I'd recommend it for it's low price.