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  • ZZ Zach Zak rated 2h ago

    “Would be interested to drink through a couple more. The stout barrel just really mutes all the best parts of the agave. I love the creativity and effort. Lots of chocolate, which my son picked out on the nose and sip. I’d run a glass or 2 back just to dabble further but I don’t think it would change overall for me.”

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  • ZZ Zach Zak rated 3h ago

    “Simply fantastic. Would love to find that batch but I’m assuming the Oscar’s doesn’t miss as they spin forward. Beautiful profile.”

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  • Robert Frost Robert Frost rated 5h ago

    “I visited the distillery a few years ago but they didn't have this Still Strength at the time. Found it on sale for a great price. Aroma of cooked agave, minerals, alcohol, citrus, vegetal and earth. Flavor of cooked agave, black pepper, alcohol, minerals, citrus, vegetal and earth. Finish was medium-long.”

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  • Frank  Torres Frank Torres rated 6h ago

    “AROMA: Bringing the glass to your nose, you're hit with the pure, sweet richness of cooked agave, quickly joined by a gentle, warming smokiness. Hints of fresh grass and vegetal tones bring an uplifting freshness, while a deep earthy, mineral backbone rounds out the experience with complexity. FLAVOR: On the palate, it opens with a deep, warming richness of cooked and sweet agave. You’ll immediately notice layers of fresh herbs and bright citrus, grounded by a distinctive smoky depth and a clean, earthy minerality that ties the whole tasting experience together. FINISH: The finish leaves a lasting impression that is both complex and refreshing, as the warmth of sweet agave and black pepper fades into cooling vegetal and herbal notes, while lingering citrus and hints of smoke meet a clean, mineral aftertaste. ”

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  • Juan Chiu Juan Chiu rated 7h ago

    “Did not like this anejo, has too many artificial ingredients from the nose to the palate. Too much vanilla, caramel and oak flavoring that makes it undrinkable. I would avoid this.”

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  • Frank  Torres Frank Torres rated 7h ago

    “AROMA: Pouring a fine blanco brings an instant wave of fresh, earthy raw agave that immediately commands attention. As it opens up, bright bursts of citrus and lime around the senses, perfectly balanced by a cooling hint of mint. Underneath that vibrant freshness, a distinctive mineral quality grounds the aroma, rounded out by a lively snap of black pepper that leaves a lasting impression. FLAVOR: On the palate, it unfolds with the richness of sweet agave, immediately followed by the warmth of black pepper. Bright waves of citrus and lime come through, balanced by a clean breeze of mint. A crisp mineral texture ties it all together, creating a vibrant and exceptionally clean finish. FINISH: The finish leaves a crisp, refreshing impression that lingers gently. You'll notice the warmth of black pepper gently receding while the cooling sensation of mint and bright citrus notes stay with you, leaving a clean, mineral aftertaste. ”

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  • “Another example of a brand improving when they change distilleries. This is good stuff. Aromas of pine, mint, earth, hay/straw, wet grass, minerals, and some butterscotch. Flavor hits me with vanilla right away, then some caramel, cinnamon, nuts, and raisins, with a long agave finish. LOVE all the production details on the label! Thank you. ”

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  • JB John Bellah rated 9h ago

    “Tasted a freshly opened bottle in an airport, so it was pretty pricey. Based my score off what I see it retail for. Aroma: great balance. I could still smell agave clearly, and it was blended nicely along with some caramel, cinnamon, and peat. Taste: matches the aroma nicely. Strong hit of pepper on the back end. Finish: it doesn’t last as long as I would prefer. Overall: it’s delicious, but pretty pricey. If I ever buy a bottle it would be saved for special occasions.”

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  • “i was fortunate to try this at the distillery, march 2026. I'm so happy for Gerardo, Sergio and the gang at this newly updated Jarra Viejo distillery. cant wait for what they do next! really enjoy this profile, clean, minerality agave with some caramel and ?!?! coffee ?!?! more tasting notes coming soon”

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  • Jaime Cedeno Jaime Cedeno rated 13h ago

    “Zumbador High Proof I’m a big fan of Zumbador Blanco, so I had to give the High Proof a try. Coming out of El Sabino, this one definitely comes with a little more attitude. Lots of cooked agave, pepper and citrus, with a touch of sweetness in the background. The higher proof gives it more intensity and texture, but the agave still takes center stage. Bold, lively and full of character, with a nice lingering finish. Definitely not a shy tequila—and that’s part of the fun.”

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  • Jaime Cedeno Jaime Cedeno rated 13h ago

    “El Viejito Plata 42% Now this is my kind of blanco. Big agave character, a little heat, black pepper and citrus, with a nice earthy sweetness underneath. The extra proof gives it more punch and texture without taking away from the agave. It feels rustic, honest and full of personality. Not trying to be delicate or fancy—and honestly, that’s exactly what I like about it.”

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  • Grover Sanschagrin Grover Sanschagrin rated 13h ago

    “This has the classic personality of a diffuser-made tequila: Eucalyptus, soapy, kind of musty aroma. Some people like this type of profile, but I’m not one of them. It’s lacking flavor, has a thinnish mouthfeel and ends up with a sweet finish. But it’s affordable, so it gets some points for that. ”

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  • Jaime Cedeno Jaime Cedeno rated 13h ago

    “Lalo Blanco This is a really fun blanco to sip. Fresh agave comes through right away, with some citrus, green pepper and a little sweetness behind it. It has a nice lively character without being too aggressive, and there’s a subtle earthy note that keeps it interesting. The kind of tequila that feels easy to enjoy but still gives you something to discover as you keep sipping.”

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  • SB Steven Blum rated 13h ago

    “I tried this at the recommendation of the retailer. Apparently just experienced a significant price drop which put this bottle below $50. So, terrific value. Great aroma out of the bottle. Marvelous taste of cooked agave and pepper. Clean but flat finish. All around solid and a little bit of added alcohol boost above 80 proof. I’d buy again. ”

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  • Chris Scanlon Chris Scanlon rated 23h ago

    “I want to start by saying that this was gifted to me. This tequila has a nice presentation with the box, bottle and top. Bottle #08829 10/08/21. The tequila itself is heavily manipulated. Nose of oak, alcohol and fruit. Oak foward with a medicinal fruit flavor alongside some caramel and vanilla. Thin mouthfeel. Overly sweet finish with some pepper. Its not bad tasting but its not exactly what I am looking for in a tequila. There are many better ways to spend this kind of money on multiple tequilas. ”

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  • “this is amazing! one of my favorite tequilas of the year so far. thank you Matt C for the tasting”

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