12/2023 NOM 1551 I'm rating this in a cocktail, not as a sipping tequila. I liked the jalepeño and habanero flavors more than the chipotle. the chipotle was a bit too smokey for my palate
12/2023 NOM 1551 I'm rating this in a cocktail, not as a sipping tequila. I found it quite enjoyable.
12/2023 NOM 1551 I'm rating this in a cocktail, not as a sipping tequila. I found it quite enjoyable
12/2023 NOM 1551 agave, cinamon, a little alcohol, floral and vegetal notes with a metalic flavor on palate/finish (perhaps because only stainless steel pots were used in distillation/ no copper?) but not off-putting overall: this is a good, reasonably-priced cocktail tequila i also enjoyed the tanteo flavored tequilas (habanero and jalepeno) in cocktails. the chipotle flavor was a little too smokey for me.
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Tanteo Blanco 42.5%ABV - 85 proof - The nose is clean. There’s a nice mix of cooked and fresh agave that’s carried by some light alcohol vapors. There’s an ever so slight sweet floral note and just a hint of a green vegetal note. It’s a nice simple blanco nose without any distractions. There’s some initial sweetness from the cooked agave and then the cooked agave itself arrives before. It’s dense on the palate and it has some salinity and minerals. The proof shows up as white pepper and clean jalapeño capsaicin. Overall this is a solid blanco that can be an everyday sipper but it will also do very well in a cocktail.