Nose: Rich deep caramel. Caramelized sugar, natural vanilla bean, bold cooked agave with a buttery feel. Very solid Flavor: Well aged oak, cooked agave, mild vanilla, pepper, citrus, and cinnamon. Finish is very nice vanilla with a pleasant amount of oak and great buttery agave. Subtle hints of mocha and coffee. I’m impressed with this budget banger! $30 for a liter of this juice is fantastic. Definitely worth a try. Its like eating a sweet honeydew melon with some tequila dripped on it
Nose: First impression gives a stronger, more pungent, more funk driven aroma. Vegetive, almost as if earthy meets zesty. Notes of asparagus, green olive, artichoke, and mushroom. Palate: Agave driven, overall very balanced. Citrusy notes and vegetal notes combine here. Notes of agave, black pepper, and lemongrass.
TMM additive free blanco blind tasting kit. Aroma: crushed red chili pepper flakes, artichoke, hint of mint, there’s a savory quality that I can’t put my finger on. Reminds me a bit of salsa as odd as that is. Flavor: subtle sweet citrus notes, somewhat earthy and mineral, mesquite like as well. Sweetness form the agave picks up as I get through the glass. Medium body. Short finish. Not much burn.
Nose: Soft pleasant agave that is there but doesn’t jump out of the glass. The earthiness comes through as it opens up along with vegetal and herbal mixed together. The fruity undertone is a very nice touch. Flavor: Similar to the nose, good agave, nice fruit (mainly tropical), with an herbal sweetness. Less earthy than on the nose and comes in on the finish. Overall, $23 for a 750ml for a solid non additive blanco is very solid. I’m excited to try this out in some cocktails
I enjoy the Cimarron blanco for cocktails and infusions but I don't love the repo. it's been awhile since I had it and I don't have my notes. but I recall not being a fan.
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Tequila Cimarron Blanco is an excellent tequila, a great value and fantastic for parties. Cimarron has been made for the bar and cocktail market which fits perfectly because it is very straightforward and clean.
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Aroma/Taste: Bursting with cooked agave and zesty citrus, complemented by earthy notes of wet leaves, mushrooms, and hints of lemongrass and dill. The palate offers a complex blend of cooked agave, wet earth, mushrooms, olive, black tea, bell pepper, and a refreshing touch of mint. Finish: A satisfying warmth with lingering pepper and jalapeno notes. Overall: Tasted blind, an earthy delight for tequila lovers, offering a nuanced and enjoyable sipping experience.