Nice bae if agave, vanilla and caramel. Some Earth and vegetal aromas. On the palate there is cooked agave and black pepper. A touch of melon. Vanilla and caramel. Decent finish and nice mouthfeel.
This is a very nice sipper for the price. Nose contains agave, flowers, grass, Taste is sweet agave, pepper, minerals, alcohol. Not going to blow your socks off but very drinkable.
Barrel notes and sweetness on the nose but agave lost. Nice easy sipper like the Blanco. Barrel notes on the palate. Easy soft finish and palate
Tons of amazing agave on the nose with a nice flavor. No heat through the finish makes this a super easy sipper while still being complex. A well made product. Impressed!
Subtle muted nose. Agave does come through. Palate is also soft with little bit of pepper on the finish. Not bad but I much prefer 1456
Light floral and sweet agave on the nose, with more agave and some cinnamon flavor profile. Light to medium finish. I got this in the mid-$30s which seems like nice value for a solid Blanco. I’ve been excited to try this now that it’s from NOM 1414. Certainly worth a sip. Seems a bit sweeter and brighter than NOM 1456, and I’ll give 1414 the edge for me.
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