Light smoke and nuts on the nose. Caramel. A little more alcohol than ideal. Tastes like red hots cinnamon candy with a bit of cocoa perhaps. Has a long finish that causes some mouth numbness. Hot and spicy. A bit of an unusual Carmel popcorn/medicinal vibe at the end. Overall, not at all bad - especially for the price.
Triple distillation hurts this as it remove much of the complexity of the tall bottle 2X juice. Not offensive but no need to seek out.
Old, old, old bottle. Likely a blend of diffuser and roller mill now.
Nose is better than blanco, more pleasant sweet notes. Flavor wise is low quality. Amazed how I remember this bottle from family parties.
Long Island Lou does a video review of Corralejo Blanco.
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