I've really been digging high proof blancos lately and this is another good one. N- agave up front, mango, herbs, anise, citrus fruit T- Cooked agave, anise, lemon, a little ethanol but expected, and some nice minerality that I missed on the nose. MF- thin F- long spicy agave finish V- $70 in Michigan so a decent value for a quality high proof blanco

Lagrimas la Sabina Sample from Matt Agave Swappers Nose: minerality, mint, fruit, citrus, mild anise as it opens Palate: sweet agave bomb, mint, anise with some pepper on the finish

This brand continues to give great offerings. This la Sabina is a hit.

While the Loma has some minty sweetness the Sabina is more earthy with lots of smooth minerals (is that a Michael Jackson song) and an easy finish. Great!

Vessel: CT Jarrito Nose: Agave, Minerality, Petrichor, Mint, Apple, Faint Anise Palate: Mint, Citrus Anise, Jalapeño  Finish: Mint, Citrus, Pepper, Minerality, Grass This a nice balance! The theme for me was a blend of herbal, citrus and minerality. Dangerously easy to sip on!

Aroma opens with clean petrichor, sweet agave tinged with raisin and sweet potato, lemon citrus, buttery softness, bread, and a gentle vegetal undertone. The palate layers lime citrus with mint, soft anise, petrichor, complementing ethyl, sharp stone fruit, and sweet cooked agave. The finish holds a clinging pepperiness, bright mint, and lime citrus, tapering into a faint grassy fade.

Terrific tequila. Excellent balance of citrus and pepper.

Agave upfront, both raw and cooked. A green vegetal note, some zesty citrus and guava, and an anise finish. The El Sabino (2 batches ago) was a slightly sweeter and fruitier note to start, and a little more herbs and buttery mid palate, I would say is the main difference. But both similar finishes.

Very complex and unique. No sweetness whatsoever.

Oooooh Spicy but less so than La loma Aroma is better than La Loma

Delicious. Very mineral based flavor but don’t let that scare you away. Very different from La Loma but as good