NOM 1437
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This tequila is all over the place. After 3 tries, I've had 3 different taste impressions. The aroma sorta smells like tequila but has that cocoa influence, which I don't think compliment each other (like how the jalapeno flavors do). When I assess the flavors, I am forced to split it into tequila and cocoa. The tequila flaver isn't very good, it's harsh and doesn't mix with the cocoa flavor, which isn't too bad; however I don't think the flavors go together very well. The finish is harsh with a lot of burn. Unlike the jalapeno varieties, I can't see tgis going well in very many cocktails wither. If you want to try something really different, you can give this a shot. But I won't drink very much more of this.
This is a Coco infused "dessert" tequila that excels in aroma (it's infused and hence unnatural aroma for a tequila). The flavor is awful, unless paired with a sweet dessert. Finish is practically nonexistent.
- nose is full of jalapeño and
chocolate not much agave there
the jalapeño over powers it
- the mouth feel is velvety you
taste the cocoa/chocolate at first
but it quickly over taken by what
I can only describe as a vomit
taste
- the after taste is jalapeño with
the chocolate lingering with
some black pepper the agave is
really lost in this one
NOM 1437 | Cocoa, agave with a touch of caramel.