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Not bad for the price, it’s a good mixer alternative
Smells good, lots of bright agave. Tastes like the real thing. Reminds me of being out at night in mexico, meaning there’s a little sun baked barrio aroma on the side, but in a good way. It’s familiar and something new at the same time. I dont think this will be my last bottle, especially at the price point. Salud!
Aroma/Taste: Aromas of cooked agave, limestone, lime, and savory herbs like rosemary and sage, with hints of cola creating a delightful scent. On the palate, flavors of cooked agave are accompanied by a balance of white pepper sweetness and black pepper spiciness, complemented by refreshing notes of fresh mint and basil. Finish: The finish, although somewhat hot, delivers a pleasing sweetness at the end, completing the tasting experience on a satisfying note. Overall: Tasted blind, this blanco tequila impresses with its well-balanced profile, offering a harmonious interplay between sweetness and heat. A delightful choice for those seeking a balanced and flavorful blanco.
nose- right to the point. Some cooked agave and minerality Taste- agave, citrus, and a hard punch of anise in the middle. Not off putting just there. and a nice peppery finish that has a long finish on the tongue Definitely an easy sipper.
whiff of cooked agave, combined with green apples, pears - but all is "muted" in end flavor is slightly bland, bit of lemon, fruit/citrus is there at beginning but does not carry-thru finish is little peppery, little heat
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This is a controversial tequila that caused quite a buzz because of the ratings it got on a TMM blind. The big problem with the general tequila community is that it is diffuser juice Well partially. They do use a Tahona and also ferment with and without fibers. It has a nice nose with cooked agave and citrus, specifically lime. It actually has a bouquet of various Italian spices. On the palate, it is nice and sweet with pepper. Again, citrus comes through. A bit fruity. A touch of alcohol on the finish. Yes, I would recommend this and would absolutely drink it again.