great nose cng reminds me of the white cheese a bit of pepper and citrus with agave sweetness a hint of wood.

Very complex Joven, great depth and a richness that you don’t find in most Jovens. Highly recommend if you can get your hands on one of these bottles.

Nose is a blast of earthy agave, vanilla, some citrus. Wonderfully big and full on the tongue. Giant wallop of agave, vanilla, citrus, some woody sourness. Finish is a 102 proof spicy fire with some burnt sugariness way in the back. Fantastic.

Sampled at Distillery visit with DYan, September 2018

Nose: Nice pop of citrus, warm creamy agave and a punch of cellar mustiness. Flavors: Viscous sweetness with a counterpoint of fiery pepper. There is pleasing lingering vanilla and the distinctive Casa Noble profile “funky” taste. Finish is lengthy and tongue numbing.

reminds me of a nice warm bowl of oatmeal :)

Barrel 662. Color is like that of a reposado. Nice tears and legs. Aroma is what you expect from a good Blanco, cooked agave forward with mint like notes and a little alcohol. This goes down smooth for a high proof. Soo much flavor. I like this one.

Neither amazed nor disappointed, a solid, clean blanco.

a nice change. full of agave flavor everywhere. higher proof but doesn't taste like it.

lisa likes thi one

Barrel #19 / Bottle #207 WOW If you see it buy it.....

My first joven, it was strong in flavor. Attempted to make a margarita with it but it's bold flavors were masked. Great sipper when in the mood.

A strong agave heat right off the bat but it mellows and settles into a buttery smooth bourbon barrel finish. Great blend of both flavors and a mellow finish worth having with a half squeeze of lime over ice.

first draft: chocolatey damp forest base with lingering vanilla, agave, and ample notes of pepper. this has been difficult for me to describe for a while, but i always look forward to sipping this one out of everything in my current selection (including other casa noble varietals). my mezcals are my only agave distillates that have a longer aftertaste. my favorite lowland expression

Barrel 33 Aroma : very complex aroma. Earth, wet clay, with notes of caramel, chocolate agave and cinnamon Taste : Nice alcohol burn. Taste of agave e, earth, a bit of chocolate still. A bit of mint Finish : long finish a bit of burn but not overwhelming cinamon agave and mint linger I've been reading about the joven for a bit and finally got my hands on a bottle. very complex I taste and smell new things in every glass

Let me start with saying that Casa Noble is one of my favorite tequila's , I always have a bottle in the cabinet . I am an anejo drinker so I was a little worried about the short resting time of the jovan . Casa Noble does not disapoint this is a premium tequila with a powerful start and a smooth finish . If I am reading the numbering correctly on the bottle , I am drinking bottle 150 of 252 from barrel #23 . Good stuff .

As a huge fan of Casa Noble this is a product that I want to love. Off the top it has subtle hints of chocolate, agave, and mint. The initial taste is overwhelmingly powerful but finishes unbelievably smooth. After the first taste you almost get acclimated to the higher proof and can start to decipher some flavor notes. I taste notes of grass/agave and chocolate. As I mentioned before it finishes really smooth. This is definitely worth buying while it is still available.

Powerful aroma of cut grass and cucumber with slight notes of fruit and chocolate. Definite alcohol aroma present. Flavor is vegetal and spicy with peppermint and fruit present. Very long finish that lingers on the sides of the tongue and the back of the mouth.

The first and only single-barrel, unfiltered, barrel proof , triple distilled, 100% agave, matured for 8 weeks in new French white oak barrels packs the most agave flavor I have ever experienced in a tequila. Just for real, true aficionados. EXTREMELY rare and hard to get