Yeast, brine, olive nose—a little funky for me. Agave, alcohol, olive, cinnamon, citrus flavor. Long finish that’s fairly hot.

Musky, citrus rind, agave, pepper. Lingering burn due to high proof.

Tasted at Bowl of 'Zole fest 2022, didn't get bottle info. Agave, black pepper, citrus. Earthy, cinnamon and some mint. A solid high proof blanco, especially at $54. My favorite of all the Don Fulano line (yes, the Imperial XA is excellent, but not an everyday pour)

FINALLY got to taste at pre-party LATF 9/22 anise herbal sweet agave some pepper citrus, nice finish

Aroma: Earth, melon. Agave, surprisingly coming after the earth and melon aromas. Citrus, Orange peel specifically. Good bit of ethanol. Palate: Cooked agave punch right to the face. Definitely some heat but not unbalanced at all. A touch of pear, first time I’ve ever noticed this in a tequila. A sweet fruit note on the back end that I can’t put my finger on. Very pleasant tequila that opens up wonderfully. Verdict: I recently revisited this and it’s just really solid stuff. I picked it up for $46 at a small place in San Diego and it is absolutely killer at that price. Very good stuff.

Fruity, well-balanced on the palate due to the blending of pot and coffey stills

Lote: 100DFB18. Aroma: fruity, agave, jasmine, earth, black pepper, cinnamon, brine/salt, vegetal, passion fruit, and some smoke. Palate: cinnamon, white pepper, citrus, allspice, peppery, mint and green bell pepper. Finish: easy to sip, long finish, oily, tingle on front of tongue and esófagos with mint and cinnamon. Long silky legs and few pearls on glass.

This is now in my top 3 overproof blancos. The agave on the nose gets lost behind the alcohol but the taste makes up for it in every way. Aside from the obvious cooked agave there is some black pepper and cinnamon, melon, lemon, and some briney minerality. The finish remains complex and surpringly mellow on the alcohol heat. While not a Tequila I can recommend to everyone, it does bring a special kind of joy that only comes with experience and appreciation.

this 100 proof version from Don Fulano is outstanding. Like it better than their base blanco. Great agave flavors, citrus, balance. The heat doesn’t over power the rest of the spirit.

Excellent high proof. Very enjoyable. Lovely sipper

The aroma of the 80 proof blanco comes through here with stronger notes of earth and fruits. The agave still remains the center piece though. The mouthfeel is even more oily with more vibrant cooked agave and baking spices. The finish has a long pleasant heat, much like other high proofs. This is a delight to drink.

Fairly neutral in the nose, definitely doesn’t give away its agave nature. Loads of cinnamon, vanilla and agave going on, has a sharp decline on the finish that leads to a mellow aftertaste.

Tasted blind at Cantina De La O in GDL. Has the sweetness of Altos pinas, but the process and water that of El Valle. You can tell its high proof right away. That gives way to herbs, mint and citrus. Its more earthy than sweet, almost savory. Tongue feels oily with agave present with that of tarragon and thyme. I would love this blanco with a steak, actually. I enjoyed this a lot.

Agave, mint, brine and pepper aromas with rich similar taste. Even at 50 proof it’s highly drinkable, with a long peppery finish.

Nose is wet grass and slight pear. Immediate explosion of agave, black pepper and some brine. Bright and bold, complex and long finish. It’s got obvious heat given the high proof, But very sophisticated.

Initially tasted at De La O in Guadalajara Centro. Great venue, great tequila, and great folks. Nose: Olives, smoke, cellar mustiness, and black pepper. Fruity and floral. Flavor: Spicy and oily. Licorice, cinnamon, roasted nuts and some subtle herbal notes. Wonderful caramelized, sweet agave. Balanced and nuanced finish. The 100 proof packs a pleasant punch.

Baked Agave, pineapple, pink peppercorn

While thin, it is nice with caramelized agave and cooked fruit tones. A touch bitter in the finish, but can let that slide. Nice numbingness.

Cooked agave with a touch if smoke on the nose. Light entry, thin viscosity, mildly bitter. Develops nicely, moderately complex, with the bitterness turning grassy and green. Very small amount of peppery spice in the finish with a hint vinegary tang. This one improves with a tiny bit of added water.

Blind rated. Tons of awesome cooked agave in the nose, similar to #2, but with less alcohol and sweeter. Some pepper and citrus. A really great aroma! This could probably be Tapatio, the aroma recalls La Alteña. In the palate again a lot of agave, pepper and citrus. Little sweetness mixed with a nice spice burn. Well balanced and velvety, with a long agave finish. Really an excellent blanco over-proof. Definitely my fav of the samples

raw agave, fruital, mango

The cooked agave comes through on the nose, with fruit and sweetness. Is crisp and clean. The flavor has some sweetness, cooked agave, with some light anise flavor. Good finish with pepper and spice but could be longer.

From a blind tasting. Much more sophisticated and balanced than #3. This blanco has more complexity of flavor with roast agave, white pepper in the mouth and some hints of mint on the nose.

Love the high proof blanco's.

The aroma is very complex. There are notes of cinnamon, raw agave, clay, and a subtle hint of banana. The flavor is strong and full of cinnamon and agave. The high proof isn't overwhelming. In fact, it's incredibly balanced. Lots of flavor without it being too hot. It finishes incredibly smooth.