Bottle of Prospero Tequila Blanco

Prospero Tequila Blanco

Type: Tequila
Brand: Prospero
Nom
1437
47 Ratings See All
$43.99
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Production Details
NOM : 1437 ,
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : - ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Valles) ,
Cooking : Acid-Thermal Hydrolysis ,
Extraction : Diffuser ,
Water Source : Deep well water ,
Fermentation : Stainless steel tanks, 100% agave ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Column ,
Aging : - ,
ABV/Proof : 40% abv (80-proof)
Other : -

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Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

2
Vanilla
1
Pine Tree
1
Medicinal
1
Flowers

Flavors Detected

1
Lavender
1
Soap
1
Grapes
1
Medicinal
1
Vanilla
1
Astringent
1
Flowers
1
Alcohol

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

Tequila Honey Badger
1042 ratings
  • 62 Rating

Smells like pine and fake vanilla. Flavor is vanilla and sweetness. There’s an unpleasant aftertaste that lingers. Not a fan.

Tequila Boss
548 ratings
  • 57 Rating

Heavy vanilla , slight chemical nose. Sweet and then bitter, astringent in the mouth. Unpleasant.

Tequila Badass
478 ratings
  • 61 Rating

Another celebrity tequila - Rita Ora Not much going on

Tequila Fan
3 ratings
  • 96 Rating

Hint of sweetness and great tasting blanco.

Tequila Savant
280 ratings
  • 68 Rating

creamy with tons of alcohol

Tequila Warrior
47 ratings
  • 37 Rating

Bland, zero character. Bad vodka.

Tequila Maniac
31 ratings
  • 84 Rating

Flowers

Tequila Maniac
31 ratings
  • 64 Rating

Seems bland no flavor

Tequila Connoisseur
67 ratings
  • 4 Rating

This is a hard one to rate, even harder to swallow. I can’t seem to get past the intense essence of lavender cleaning chemicals and artificial white grape concentrate on the palate, but surely there’s some agave flavor in there somewhere.

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