G4 lote 4 Sweet agave earth pepper fruit mint some barrel spice I really like it
Very light nose and palate. Decent palate but doesn’t wow
This is what you would expect from a blanco. Nose: cooked agave, earth, black pepper, citrus, grass, minerals, and vegetal. Palate: cooked agave, grass, earth, vegetal, olive, black pepper, citrus, and minerals. Great mouth feel with a medium to long finish. A great sipper from a great brand. An amazing blanco.
Nose - Pine wood, black pepper, cooked agave, alcohol Palate - cooked agave, pepper, citrus Finish - cooked agave, pepper, wood/pine Price point is the only down side. Collectible crate is far too expensive.
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