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La Pulga

Jalisco (Los Altos Southern)
Nom 1068

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Ken Ihrer (Fuerte Fanatic)
Tequila Badass
401 ratings

I like the nose a little better than the repo. I get a little agave but sweet notes of cherry and chocolate. Nice palate with sweet agave, barrel spices and a bit of alcohol.

Ken Ihrer (Fuerte Fanatic)
Tequila Badass
401 ratings

Decent repo with a light nose. I get agave and light cinnamon. Breathe deep and you can get some vanilla and caramel. On the Imgur, sweet agave comes forward. I get light barrel notes and some pepper. Not a lot of flavors pop but overall it is a drinkable tequila

Ken Ihrer (Fuerte Fanatic)
Tequila Badass
401 ratings

The nose isn’t my favorite type of nose as it is very earthy, vegetal with agave and cinnamon. The palate is much better. Nice and sweet agave with cinnamon and citrus. I do get the earthiness and minerality.

Jay Baer
Tequila Phenom
333 ratings

Aroma: black cherry, chocolate, cigar box Taste: dusty and scotch like, with a nice residual sweetness. A bit smoky overall Finish: medium length with a few twists and turns. Worth contemplating next to a fireplace.

Jay Baer
Tequila Phenom
333 ratings

Aroma: lemon/lime/grapefruit with a little grilled meat. Memorable and lovely Taste: citrus, a bit vegetal, with floral notes. Mid-weight viscosity Finish: moderately long. Starts off a bit weird, but actually improves over time. Fair price at $49

Mireille O
Tequila Ninja
170 ratings

Fresh clean wood, cooked agave, vanilla, burnt sugar (creme brûlée)

Mireille O
Tequila Ninja
170 ratings

Nose: grapefruit soda, floral, mint Palate: cooked agave, bright citrus, grapefruit zest, and pepper. Scattered floral notes.

Carlos Olivo
Tequila Ninja
116 ratings

Scott Sampson
Tequila Savant
233 ratings

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Dallas Morning News
Aug 02, 2023

The boozy story of La Pulga, the Fort Worth company selling tequila now

With every batch of La Pulga spirits, tequileros in a remote village in Jalisco play loud Mexican rock music around the clock for three to six days while the liquid bubbles and froths.