Glass: Glencairn Nose: Minerality, citrus, Honeysuckle, cooked agave Palate: Fruity, floral, spearmint Finish: Floral, pepper, fruity, citrus, spearmint Final Notes: There’s a distinct chalky minerality throughout, reminiscent of the smell of a chlorinated pool—that chlorine-mineral combination. This one brought that out in a memorable way. This morphs from mineral dominate nose to fruity, floral finish. I'm definitely enjoying what 1414 is doing with the Tahona.

Nice level of agave, lots of citrus, fruit and minerals with some mint and lime. very enjoyable.

Cooked agave, minerality and citrus on the nose. Grapefruit, white pepper. The palate is also earthy with minerality. I get agave, light brine. Long finish

Nice nose and palate. Sampled at Sabor

Got an early taste of this before it was released and was very impressed. That tahona at 1414 seems to be doing some magic. I’m looking forward to sitting down with a full glass to revisit soon enough.

Lots of spice and pepper. Slightly smoke and agave forward. Heat and spicy finish.

Went back to back with the valley expression and so I think that skewed my rating with how much I love the valley expression. This has strong anise notes that personally aren’t for me. Putting that aside though, great mouthfeel, easy to sip, another great one from Lost Lore. Taste: cooked agave, anise, slight olive brine, and fruit in the finish.

Clean, tight and buttoned up. Citrus. Some could say, maybe, too much so. The Navajos weave flaws into blankets so as not to offend the gods. No flaws detected here, but the price tag. I suspect it checks all the review boxes, but, for me, a little more dirt a grit and earth (like what I expect from a big stone turned by mules). Nothing negative to say, which is saying something. Likely won’t buy it again, but not because it isn’t perfecto.

Aroma: Minerality and citrus up front, with hints of cooked agave and grapefruit. Palate: The minerality carries through on the palate, followed by citrus and black pepper. Finish: Medium finish with a lingering spice. Overall Impression: The Tahona leaves a distinct earthy minerality. Very solid Tahona release for the price.

Aroma: (24) Agave, black pepper, olive brine, mineral, lactic. Taste: (28) agave, olive brine , black pepper, citrus, & cooking spice, nice body Finish: (21) medium lingering agave,olive brine, mineral & spices. Overall: (89) Would like a longer finish but a very enjoyable sipping blanco. Value(6) $77

Nose: cooked agave, citrus, minerals, tropical fruits Palate: cooked agave, fruits, minerals, pepper