Onda Tequila Blanco

Type: Tequila
Brand: Onda
Nom
1607
20 Ratings See All

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Production Details
NOM : 1607 ,
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : Jalisco (Tequila Valley) ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Valles) ,
Cooking : Stone/Brick Ovens, Boiling Tank ,
Extraction : Tahona, Diffuser ,
Water Source : Deep well water ,
Fermentation : Stainless steel tanks, 100% agave, Open-air fermentation, Fermentation with fibers, Fermentation without fibers ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Copper Pot ,
Aging : - ,
ABV/Proof : 40% abv (80-proof)
Other : Blended batches, No additives

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

Tequila Connoisseur
68 ratings
  • 69 Rating

Overpowering alcohol flavor

Tequila Fan
1 ratings
  • 80 Rating

This tequila has genuinely exceeded my expectations. Emphasizing its drinkability, affordability, and widespread availability is essential. The aficionados tend to draws comparisons to renowned brands like Fortaleza, But they shouldn’t not many people out there can find or afford the markup/hype it has made. Consider its overall appeal – an additive-free tequila that strikes an excellent balance, all within the reasonable price range of 25-30 dollars. This discovery embodies not just value but a nuanced and enjoyable tequila experience. Cheers to uncovering such a gem in the world of spirits!

Tequila Fan
2 ratings
  • 89 Rating

For the price point, this really blew me away. Lalo and Mijenta are my current go to’s, though Onda is a touch sweet, I will definitely be adding it to my regular rotation (daily drinkers)!

Tequila Fan
4 ratings
  • 93 Rating

Incredibly smooth. Sipping tequila.

Tequila Enthusiast
9 ratings
  • 80 Rating

For mixing

Tequila Enthusiast
5 ratings
  • 25 Rating

I had the opportunity to try this today. I don’t fully understand this brand. Better additive free blanco in the market at a better price. Not terrible for mixing, but I wouldn’t buy or recommend.

Tequila Savant
213 ratings
  • 71 Rating

Tasted this yesterday. Ehh it was alright. I can see this being used for mixing but not for sipping as those diffuser notes make it harsh/hot around the edges. I got notes of cooked agave but a little bit more raw agave. Also notes of anise, mint, white pepper, a little clove, and some juniper. These are from my scribbled notes. The MSRP I was told gives it a good value which boosts its score but it doesn’t hold up to brands like Espero and Cimarron. I will say, I was surprised to see an additive free brand from this distillery. But good to see more brands joining the alliance.