Bottle: L025K220296, 14 11 12, 1595, 14/01/2023 Appearance: White honey Nose: Oak, baking spice, cinnamon, clove, fruity, grapes, cherry, mushroom, dry earth, vanilla, dried fruit, dried apricot, fig, citrus, orange peel, alcohol, and cooked agave…a surprising start Palate: Alcohol, oak, black pepper, tobacco, white chocolate, baking spice, cinnamon, vanilla, and cooked agave…hot and slightly harsh Finish: Tobacco, molasses, alcohol, metallic, and a touch of brine/salinity…bitter, hot, and short duration with an oily mouthfeel Overall: I’m not a fan of cristalinos overall, but there have been a few that aren’t terrible and I would consider this one of them. The cooked agave is not front and center at any point, but then I don’t think that’s the point of a cristalino expression anyway. The nose started off in a different direction and actually reminded me of an almost Sauternes-like profile. Then came the disappointment on the palate and finish, which drank more like what I would expect from a cristalino. If this is your thing, you may really like it.

Nose is cooked agave with a faint vanilla and alcohol scent. Taste is cooked agave and pepper. Feels like the flavor was stripped away. The glass was a Chisholm Standard Proof Jarrito.

Distillery tasting. Pleasantly surprised as I’m not a cristalino fan. The finished product has some barrel and color still.

Has gentle aromas of vanilla, light and subtle flavors on the pallet, smooth and light aromatic finish. Stands up to price point.

very tasty, harsh agave flavour, don't know the price

Smooth sweet agave. Easy to sip. Barely detect vanilla.

Sweet, agave hints of vanilla, some alcohol on the nose. Taste is mildly sweet followed by pepper-spice. Lacks any real complexity/ somewhat one dimensional.

Lote: L035K220197, bottled on 11-01-2023, tasted on 10-5-23. Color: light yellow. Aroma: vanilla & wood note, slight acidity, slightly citrus, orange peel, it has a light soapy aroma, light herbaceous note. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, on the palate the vanilla and wood are more pronounced, good sweet sour & acidic balance, but the sweetness comes from vanilla note and might not be from agave. Finish is medium to long, vanilla, wood and citrus notes linger.