Another solid brand coming out of NOM 1414, a good balance of cooked agave, citrus and light pepper notes

Agave Pepper Oil Cashew

Rated blind in Riedel Overture. GLASS: Crystal clear. Bubbles form on the pour and cling to the edge like a string of small pearls. After coating the glass, flat wide tears and legs form right away, afterward more defined tears and legs present as the coating sheets away. Quite a few pearls remain on the glass. AROMA: Fresh and peppery, green agave presents herbal and vegetal accents with green apple and citrus notes. ENTRY: Wet and just slightly oily with a touch of sweetness. FLAVOR: Crisp and clean. Moderate agave presents white pepper and fruit accents in equal proportion. The fruit aspect is in the form of green apple and light citrus. A touch of sweetness and herbaceousness round out the profile. FINISH: The finish is of moderate length with the same flavors continuing, and ends in a bit of dryness that invites you to sip again. CONCLUSION: Uncomplicated and well crafted. VALUE: $50 for a blanco puts this toward the upper end of the blanco range, but it’s priced fairly for it’s quality.

Tasted blind Nose - Citrus and agave Taste - Spicy sweetness with a full agave profile. Interesting blend of sweet and bitter Finish - Long fade to some caramelized agave and a hint of bitterness

weak nose of green pear with a touch of mint. not much going on at entry, but flavor gradually builds. even finish.

Aroma= Reminds me of crushed agave from the Tahona process Flavor= Sweet cooked agave, with a hint of honey. Finish= Smooth, very pleasant. can see my self just sipping this tequila on a rainy day :)

Aroma: cooked agave, pleasant. Full bodies, thick on tongue, sweet but smokey. Enjoyable

Aroma of sweet cinnamon, that warms up as it opens. A delicate hint of spice in the flavor. Unique and delicious!

Has a pleasant aromas of mint and pepper, with a strong mint and cinnamon flavor and light mouthfeel. Well balanced with clean flavors!

ALDBCO24116, bottled on 10/10/24, tasted on 7-14-25. I tasted this tequila together with the Cultura 100 blanco from the same distillery: Vivanco, and, they are similar enough to me that in a blind tasting it would be quite difficult for me to tell them apart, therefore I post the tasting notes of the Cultura 100 blanco below: Aroma: light cooked agave with a hint of raw agave, light acidity, light sweet cooked agave note on the background, light natural agave fibers. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, good sweet & sour balance, hint of fruitiness. Oily mouthfeel. Finish is medium to medium long, light sweet cooked agave with a hint of fruitiness persists.