This might be my absolute favorite tequila.

Amazing tequila. Mainly cooked agave and olive with some citrus on the nose. Taste is more of those same notes with some floral characteristics and a little sweetness and vanilla as well. Crisp and clean finish with a little alcohol but incredibly smooth for the proof. Easily the best I have had and the template for what a blanco should be like in my humble opinion. A fantastic offering from the hands down best producer!!!

Less spice and herbal notes, so for me a bit easier on the the palate than other high proof blancos. More cooked agave and earth — and warmth — which comes through more clearly compared to the clean vegetal notes of 40 abv Forta. Incomparable!

Cooked agave - olive - butter

Had from the Still at Los Abuelos. agave forward notes

VERY smooth but still has character

As good as it gets for Blanco tequilas. So, so flavorful. Cooked agave all the way. I love it! One of the best high proof blancos out there. Textbook example of how a well made tequila should taste, especially a Blanco. Enjoy neat or on the big rock. This one is a must-have!

The best Blanco out there imo. I don’t really see it getting any better than this. If you can find it. Buy it.

Thick and viscous, vegetal, agave super taste, prefer this to the blanco. It’s really something special, it’s higher proof makes it above a beyond the best value

Interesting agave aroma; peppery finish

This is what it’s all about. Pure agave juice !

I had this at the distillery in Tequila. Just found it in Houston, Texas. This is now my go to tequila.

My first still strength. loads of cooked agave pepper honey. great long finish

Take my rating with a grain of salt — I’m generally not a huge fan of still-strength tequila. It’s very alcohol forward and had a bit of an anise roll off to my palate (not a fan of black licorice). Love love love the regular blanco.

Excellent flavor with no burn. And poured for me by the man himself Guillermo. Fabulous!

Nice aroma of agave, mint and a slight floral note. Big burst of cinnamon as immediate flavor evolving to fruit and almond. Good complexity in the flavor. Medium length finish. The 46% ABV definitely adds some punch and nuance to this blanco. There is a little fire in the initial flavor but it settles out nicely. This probably becomes one of my first-choice blanco (along with 7L, Suerte, and Uno [1]). 03-24-2018

How do you make a great Tequila one of the best blancos on the market? Still strength! every thing you like about 80proof Fortaleza but more of it. loads of roasted agave and heat in the finish.

Excellent agave forward nose. The heat is obviously present, but not overpowering. Cooked agave through the finish. An excellent example of traditional, straight from the still blanco. As enjoyable as it gets.

This is probably the purest example you can find of what real lowland, tahona mill tequila tastes like. The higher proof brings the flavor through in cocktails too.

Amazing presentation of tequila in every aspect from start to finish. Strong forward cooked agave taste. Very earthy and complex. Picking up some Olive brine flavors.

Everything about this is big! Big nose, big flavor, big finish. Sweet baked agave and nuttiness is consistent from start to finish. Olive brine and earth on the palate as well. Mouthfeel is rich without being too oily. While there is slight alcohol burn, it's much more approachable than many 80proofs- surprising for a still strength spirit. Lastly, this is pretty expensive, so while I can't call it good value, it's definitely worth it. Lot 1 so that's cool too!

Lots of cooked Agave on the nose. Reminds me of standing near the tahona at the distillery. Great taste with long finish at the back of the throat.

Lot 1

So very smooth and tasty....amazing really

More of everything you like or love about Fortaleza blanco. Caramelized agave in abundance on the nose and in the mouth with some added punch to the tongue and palate from the higher ABV. A bit of buzz to the mid tongue with lingering natural sweetness fades slowly. Stock up.