Soledad Tequila

Jalisco (Los Altos Southern)
Nom 1443
Additional Distilleries: 1499, 1610

Recent Ratings

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Frankie Medina
Tequila Boss
523 ratings

This artificial crap tasted like Jolly Rancher to me. Zero agave. WTF!

Craig Macadang
Tequila Honey Badger
1504 ratings

Chris Chambers
Tequila Warrior
49 ratings

Ben Haselden
Tequila Freak
25 ratings

Robert Curlee
Tequila Connoisseur
64 ratings

Tons of wood and resin on this one. I wish it were more smooth.

Robert Curlee
Tequila Connoisseur
64 ratings

Michael Hernandez
Tequila Enthusiast
7 ratings

mike alba
Tequila Savant
209 ratings

Vanilla, dried fruit like cherries, a lot of wood notes

Nathan Colbert
Tequila Fan
1 ratings

I would never recommend this bottle to a tequila purists only because it is aged 8 years in bourbon barrels and I think that adds a flavor that is in no way authentic to how a tequila should taste. Having said that, this is one of my favorite bottles of tequila. I am mainly a whiskey drinker so to me, this bottle is intriguing because I can really taste the notes on the palate that are so commonly found in bourbons. I recently just bought my second bottle and have noticed one big difference between my new bottle and the original and that is the finish. My first bottle had this delightful chocolate chip cookie finish that lingered. It was the biggest surprise I’ve ever had from a finish and was completely unexpected from a tequila. The bottle I just purchased still has warm chocolate and caramelized sugar flavor, but the baking spices aren’t as apparent. I’m sure there are variations in the bourbon barrels that are used and I believe that using the bourbons from various barrels could impact the flavors of each batch. Regardless, maybe it was just the neck pour so I’ll have to see as the bottle oxidizes over time. And for all the haters calling this an additive filled flavor bomb, maybe it is a bit, but bourbons tend to be pretty sweet with vanilla, chocolate and caramel flavors so I wouldn’t necessarily jump to that conclusion.