Clean fresh agave and citrus (lime). Lovely nose. A lot of agave up front, slightly vegetal and a touch of sweet. The finish is nice, slightly thin but peppery.

Herbal, minerals, agave, spices, nutmeg and tropical fruits like papaya and peach, almond, peanuts, raisins, citrus orange, portería sapota (mamey) are in the aroma. The palate has banana, Mamey, sweet cooked agave, white pepper, spices, mint. Finish medium with lots of sweet agave and slight spicy.

Aroma : Agave with some baking spices and floral notes. Light fruits. Taste : Sweet cooked agave and vanilla with grass, mint, light spices and pepper. Nice oily texture. Finish : Medium length with light alcohol, and prolongs the floral notes prominent on the nose and initial taste. Budget priced tequila, but sips like a high end bottle. I'm curious how the minty quality here translates to the Reposado and Añejo, but neither of those were on Old Town Tequila where I got this. I'll have to look around.

Absolutely no flaws that stick out....this is amazing from start to finish. Makes me wonder why every brand can’t perform at this level for this price point?!? Recommend stocking up.

Baked agave, grass, lemon zest

Nose starts out with minerals, baked agave, tropical fruits and lively spices. Floral with some nutmeg... liking the nose. Flavors rolling in of mint, sweet agave, vanilla and light pepper. Nice mouth feel. Balanced solid finish. Leaves a soft feeling finish in my mouth.

Tasted from a taller bottle that I just brought back from Jalisco. At 38% ABV this hand crafted Blanco has a great agave presence both on the nose and in the mouth. Caramelized sugar sweetness presents on the initial sip that gives no taste of being anything other than natural. A moderate and slightly spicy finish rounds out an excellent offering from El Arenal.

This fantastic easy drinker from Cascahuin is said to be their opening price point, lower tier... but it is something I can enjoy all the time and for the price... wow! They make fantastic tequila all around, top to bottom of their product line.

Simple agave aroma & flavor. A little peppery on the finish. Very good value.

very smooth entry, nice mud palate with citrus and some light cracked pepper. excellent finish with very little heat.

The nose may be pretty tame, but upon the palate you’re greeted with pure terror. I love the the distinct character from of mature Los Valles Blue Webber with the Rosales family touch. This Blanco is truly weightless. Seem-less edges from start to finish. Easily rivals some of the most coveted Tahona-made expressions from other top-rated distilleries that are always in my rotation.

Pepper. Roasted Agave. Mango. Mint. Spicy. Hot.

earthy, oak, vanilla

The nose is loaded with cooked agave and minerality, also some vegetal notes (asparagus and fresh cut grass), and a hint of tropical fruit. The flavour is slightly peppery, but fruit is certainly the star of this blanco: Grapefruit, orange, and blueberry. The finish is medium in length and consistent with the citrus flavours.

Mineral and agave on the nose. Agave on the palate with a hint of vegetal. Finish is long with black pepper fading off into the sunset. Bargain tequila in USA a bit pricy in Canada but better than most. 29 vs 69. If I could get it at USA prices I’d buy cases.

clay, citrus, clean finish

Lots of mineral and clay initially, followed with agave sweetness, grass and light mint Ultra smooth finish for a blanco, more flavour over alcohol burn

Really good

Although it’s slightly more peppery than I prefer (read: peppery as fuck), it still falls well within the realm of good juice. Nice, soft sweet nose, peppery finish.

Agave Fresh herbs Light citrus notes Fruit sweetness Creamy finish

That's a spicy boi!

the black pepper is some what over powering

Raw banana on the nose. Very green. Clean notes Bight. Short finish.

Green on the nose Clean bright notes Short finish

amazing bargain for this entry level Cascahuin. (8 points on the score for the value rating). aroma is agave, citrus and pepper. flavor opens with the agave at the front then presents banana, citrus (mostly grapefruit) and cinnamon. some brine and lactic on the finish. quite near the benchmark for blanco's at $30 and under