Olive and floral on the nose. Not a complex nose. The palate is sweet and really pops. Olive but light. Thin viscosity.

Glass: CT High Proof Jarrito Nose: fruity, eucalyptus, pepper, minerality, herbal Palate: pepper, minerality, lime, herbal Finish: lime, agave, pepper, minerality—softer and smoother than the palate Pleasant, complex, and mellows out nicely.

Nose is agave, some floral notes, pepper, meaty, some 1599 funk is def there as you'd want, pallet is same, sweet agave, some funk, very floral and citrusy, some cotton candy, very nice expression

this was my favorite new expression at goodjuice austin. it is delicious. perfectly matched to my profile. i cant wait to get a few bottles

pepper-heavy profile. agave, minerals, light citrus. enjoyable and well made but not a standout for me, as is hoped. subtle nose. palate is solid. prickly hot finish.

On the Nose seems very light I do get cooked agave with a little funk showing up. On the palate Cooked agave Right away front and center followed by Cinnamon, black pepper with just a touch of that funkiness that was present on the nose. Take your time on this one and enjoy Batch 2

Lote VBHP/25 Bottle 578/656 Nose: very vegetal, Spicey, buttery In the glass the presentation has beautiful tears n legs. Mouth: silky, spice, hot pepper, nice mouth coating, heat in the back but not overpowering. The 94 proof shows nicely. Leaves a clean herbal aftertaste on a short linger. The agave is a tart/sweet/and vegetal blend. Straight to the point. Real nice. Cheers

Agave swap Nose: cooked agave, grass, Taste: cooked agave, citrus, white pepper, grass Finish: citrus, peppery

Another winner from Valor. The nose is subtle but has a little funkiness and nuttiness. The body has a ton of cooked agave and the finish is great.

The finish is just so smooth

You’re going to be pleasantly surprised and wonder how this is a high proof with such a rounded taste is a high proof. For members of our club this was some of the top tier tequila at Good Juice grand tasting in Austin, TX.

This one’s straight-up Valley tequila through and through. Cooked agave front and center with some citrus, a little salt, and that earthy backbone you expect from Los Valles. The 47 ABV hits perfect — gives you that extra flavor and texture without being hot or heavy. Nose: Bright agave, lime peel, light spice, hint of wet stone. Palate: Rich agave sweetness, pepper, a touch of brine, and clean minerality. Finish: Long, dry, and balanced. Great neat or in a solid cocktail.

Tried this one at Good Juice in Austin, Texas. It has a bold, high-proof tequila that amplifies the cooked agave with real depth and intensity. On the nose I picked up cooked agave, caramelized notes, honey, and orange peel. On the pallet it was sweet at first, then earthy, herbal, and spicy with a long finish of cinnamon and lemon.