Excellent tequila, don't fall for the bullshit story. This is made by Cascahuin, and not Sauza, and it's double-distilled... not triple distilled. This is worth buying.
This is legit! Don’t let the brand name scare you off on this one.
Much better than their Blanco’s from the past. Better production methods makes this a pleasing Blanco to sip or mix. The price point of $35-$40 makes it a little tougher to approach as being a value Blanco.
I usually pass on TG products thanks to their production methods but the story behind this caught my attention. I also got this for a steal. Nose- loads of sweet agave, earth, pepper Taste- Cooked agave, pineapple, citrus, jalapeno, and some Minerality Mouth Feel- fairly viscous Finish- The sweetness fades quick leaving some spicy pepper and alcohol. Value- this isn't fair since I got it so cheap. If it was $70 then no way. I paid much less.
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Nose: cooked agave, natural sweetness, wet dirt, vegetal, citrus, lime, and some orange peel in the background Flavor: cooked agave, vegetal, agave sweetness, earthy, citrus, and some slight herbal flavor and a nice oily mouth feel Finish: is long and starts with some sweetness and moves to a peppery tingling