Nose: earth/ mineral/ pepper / hint of banana/ hint of citrus / lemongrass / hay / hint of alcohol Taste: sweet agave / vanilla/ earth / cinnamon/ anise / banana / pear / cherry / orange/ grapefruit/ anise / spearmint/ hint of cream soda Finish: very light viscous mouthfeel/ very nice smoothness across the whole taste / cool water effect / lingering anise, agave, cinnamon notes This blanco has a lot of great flavors and aromas working together. It has a nice balance between the sweet and cinnamon spicy that provides a very gratifying experience. The nose is weak and the alcohol is a touch more prevalent than what should be for a well made 40% abv, but it’s not a point stealing issue. It’s good overall, but with a touch more refinement it could be next level.

Tasted at LATF. Solid blanco!

Aroma is safe and aromatic, I smell agave, cacao,banana, a herbaceous note, and water. Taste of cooked agave, nuts, cacao and trace amounts of caramel. Easy to drink and the dry down is charming, worth taking your time in-between sips. There is also the taste of chewed cashews, almonds, pecans. Very enjoyable.

june 24, 2023 sipping this at pablo y pabo in woodinville today this is such an easy sipper

Has a good, clean aroma, but not agave forward. A bit of cinnamon and a hint of black licorice on the finish. A solid quality tequila.

Agave, spiciness with herbal/grass notes. Slightly aggressive with lots of anise/black pepper/mint. Has a long bold finish

This Blanco has a pleasant oily feel in the mouth with strong peppery and mint flavors. it's also pleasantly sweet and an excellent choice as a sipper

Aroma: Light notes of citrus, pepper and herbs. Flavor: Hard to pinpoint, very clean and smooth on the palate, herbs and agave. Finish: Very clean herbal finish with a bite of pepper spice. Flavor lasts on the tongue. Overall: One of the best blancos I’ve tried for drinking neat.

Candy Apple, herbs, and agave on the nose. Taste is light candy apple and an agave rush. Light but pleasant burn.

have moved my rating up to an 88 since my video review from a few years back. This Blanco is excellent, especially for the $50 price tag at today's (2023) prices

Well balanced blanco, light heat, good cooked agave flavors

Aroma : Ripe cooked agave, alongside some baking spices, earth, and vegetal notes. Taste : The aromas carry through here with the right amount of sweet and spice. There is also some cinnamon and black pepper here to contrast the agave. Texture is nice and oily. Finish : Long and warm, and prolongs the sweet/spicy profile equal amounts.

Aroma/Palate: passion fruit, agave, lemon grass, mint, olives, mango, anise, peppercorn, Rosemary. Finish clean, medium, with nice fruit and agave taste, peppercorn and herbs. - excellent sipper . Lot: 031DFB19 bottle 2781

Aroma of cooked agave and maybe orange. Flavor of orange and spice. Hint of sweetness. Finish pleasant but not long.

I have grown to really love the full lineup from Don Fulano, starting with the blanco. No additives, no funny business, just straightforward good natural tequila. Aroma is agave, black pepper, earth and vegetal. Flavor has a rich sweet mature cooked agave taste. Super enjoyable. This is a tequila that will make both hardcore aficionados and tequila beginners happy.

Mint and peppery with a sweet finish, and a hint of cinnamon- layers of complexity. The more I drink it, the more I like it!

I really like this blanco. Earthy aroma with slight vegetal and olive. Taste is good with agave, earth and a light char undertone. The finish is one of the best—lengthy and warm.

Good tequila, has a confectionary quality without being sweet, reminds of those little powdered sugar rolls I used to get as a kid for Halloween. Nice aftertaste doesn’t stick around too long, I’m a fan.

Surprising to have not rated as yet. A ton of agave but also some creaminess from the resting in stainless for a time before bottling. Natural sweetness that fades to slight bitterness.

Round full nose. Agave, spices, smoke and a grassy herbal note. Light sweetness. A touch of ripe Italian cheese peeking through. A floral touch. Flavors are complex. Cinnamon, aniseed, green olives and pepper. Some mint and vanilla. A hint of an earthy and slightly bitter root vegetable. Rich, bold finish.

I found an old bottle of this in Cozumel Mexico. The label was almost worn off but the juice was still great.

Was better neat.

soft pepper nose with cooked agave close behind. slightly aggressive, but in a good way. it reminds me that I'm a man despite sipping from this dainty glass. citrus comes on strong up front, passing pepper around the bend. it's a quick race passed your pallet, with pepper, agave and butter close behind. but don't worry. you still won.

passion fruit, mango, lemongrass

Nice combo of raw vegetable root and mint on the nose. The palate really surprised me with a sweetness that I didn’t expect, certainly works though. There’s also a rawness with this one that I appreciate, to me it displays authenticity. The finish is the weakest part, a little thin with some rubbing alcohol going on, however as it opens up here after an hour a bit of that sweetness and some depth are starting to appear. We’ll see. To me, finish is mostly defined by depth and just as important as the nose and taste.