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Lagrimas Del Valle

Jalisco (Los Valles)
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Grover Sanschagrin
Tequila Honey Badger
1067 ratings

Very subtle aromas on this one. It’s lightly aged, so there’s still agave, along with earth and a tiny bit of vanilla. Flavor is agave and a little dried fruit, but not very complex. Still a solid Reposado that is easy to drink even at 46%.

While the Blanco was fantastic, I think the wood has muted a lot of my favorite flavors and aromas. It’s a little more subdued than the Blanco and not in a good way.

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!

Grover Sanschagrin
Tequila Honey Badger
1067 ratings

Agave, earth, lemongrass, limestone and anise aromas. Cooked agave is big on the flavor and finish, as I have come to expect with Cascahuin. Flavor also has earth, black pepper, brine, and mint. Overall an excellent product, at 46% abv, it’s still easy to drink.

Matt Cavanaugh (Agave Swappers)
Tequila Badass
400 ratings

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!

Brad Barnes (@souloftequila)
Tequila Savant
200 ratings

Mike (Great Lakes Tequila Club)
Tequila Wizard
666 ratings

Nice but I do enjoy the blanco more.

Mike (Great Lakes Tequila Club)
Tequila Wizard
666 ratings

I must be a Michoacán agave fan

All around great reposado from Cascahuín! From aroma to finish this one is good. Nothing outstanding but very good. Second tasting: I’m getting cherries and dark brown sugar. Sign me up!

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