Definitely not your everyday blanco but scores in the 50s are misleading at best, it's better than that. Older bottle from the days of WA State liquor sales, so pre 2012. Viscous with some bitterness initially, this has a malo lactic back end that reminds me of some 1079 product like the ArteNOM Blanco or 1921 Blanco. Agave is present and as the experience progresses the bitterness fades to some neutral sweetness, meaning not coating or clinging to the tongue and mouth. I like the finish here which is quite lengthy.

abductees need not apply Medicinal flavor

Mexican 40% abv. versión, lote: LT271212/A, marbete is from 2012, tasted on 6-5-24. Aromas: cooked agave, intense green vegetal notes, intense earthiness, dirt, after 15 minutes in the glass it becomes sweeter and sweeter as time goes by, the sweetness is a sugary fruity type. Alcohol sensation is medium high. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, the sweetness on the palate feels sugary but not aromatic, unnatural. Finish is medium, hint of cooked agave with green vegetal notes and the unnatural sweetness persists. Ends slightly bitter.

Slight peppery finish

Stay away....

I expected more for the cost.