Mild aroma. I got no agave and lots of mushrooms. Strong lactic on the nose. Watery and sweet. The finish was the best part where the herbs, vegetal notes and agave finally came together. Unfortunately, this didn’t do a ton for me.
Hardly any aroma on this. Feels light and a bit watery in the mouth. Sweet flavor, but not complex at all. Very simple. This would be good for people new to tequila.
Wet grass and agave on the nose.. earthy. Sweet, light pepper mouth feels. Light heat, medium finish that has some complexity. An interesting, albeit sweet, blanco.
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It kinda reminds me of Chamucos blanco but less refined, with a chalky element going into a sharp citrus on the nose with floral hints. It’s primarily cooked agave on the palate, with some more citrus and mineral notes. Surprisingly buttery palate, and a nice even finish with more of the chalk/mineral notes.
I was surprised at this, I didn’t expect to like it as much as I did. It’s not going to blow anyone out of the water with the complexity, but it’s an ok sipper with a good balance of sweet, savory, and peppery notes to finish. Probably would shine most in cocktails.
NOM 1466
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Mexican 38% abv. version, lote: 1330822, bottled on 15-12-2022, tasted on 11-4-23.
Aroma: light cooked agave, mineral, it has a hint of cotton candy sweetness.
Palate: confirms aromas perceived, soft, low alcohol sensation and quite bland.
Finish is short to medium, ends slightly astringent.
Not a lot of aroma, a sweet sugary flavor. Not a lot of agave. It’s not terrible, but it’s not great either. I wouldn’t be sad if I never tried this one again, but if you poured me some I wouldn’t turn it down.
Aroma a jalapeño, agave y hierbas.
Es suave al paladar, con notas de hierbabuena, agave y jalapeño.
Sería una opción interesante para un cóctel.
Jalapeño, herbs and agave on the nose.
Sweet on the palate, peppermint, agave and jalapeño.
Would be an excellent option for a cocktail.
Mild aroma. I got no agave and lots of mushrooms. Strong lactic on the nose. Watery and sweet. The finish was the best part where the herbs, vegetal notes and agave finally came together. Unfortunately, this didn’t do a ton for me.