Cincoro Tequila Añejo
“Cocktail in a bottle. Much like 1942. Lots of additives give it a birthday cake and pancake syrup quality. Sweet and easy to drink, but it tastes nothing like tequila. ”
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Cascahuín Tahona Blanco
“Crisp and clean. Vibrant citrus and agave syrup sweetness. Medium white pepper finish. This is not a complex pour, and it doesn’t need to be. Just banging tight flavors that are rich. I could drink this for breakfast. Fantastic. ”
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Arette Blanco
“Vegetal flavor profile with lingering vanilla. Not something I would keep on the bar. Not a bad tequila, just way too many better options in this price range. ”
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Cimarron Blanco
“Earthy and vegetal. Buttery with sea salt and faint lime. Interesting flavor profile. I’d most likely reach for other blancos to sip on, but I suspect this would hold up well in a Ranch Water or Paloma cocktail. ”
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Juarez Tequila Gold
“This is horrible stuff. Basically alcohol flavored with vanilla and coconut. Run for the hills!”
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Cimarron Reposado
“Earthy and herbal nose. Rich agave and pepper flavors. Great barrel influence with vanilla and toffee. Great bargain here!”
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El Tesoro de Don Felipe Paradiso
“Minerals, agave, citrus and pepper flavors. Slight vanilla, like a wafer. Lingering vanilla and lime finish. Winner!”
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Tapatio Reposado
“Clean nose. Agave and citrus forward. Sandalwood and sweet cream. Vanilla and white pepper finish. Great mouthfeel. Long finish. ”
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Tapatio Blanco 110
“Agave bomb with sea salt, minerals and sweetness. Peppery finish with lingering citrus and heat. ”
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Tapatio Blanco
“Agave forward, minerals, citrus and faint hints of vanilla. Very approachable. ”
More info →“Minerals and citrus on the nose. Rich agave and citrus flavors. Citrus finish with slight pepper. ”
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Chamucos Extra Añejo
“Rich agave, honey butter, and toffee. Lots of citrus and pepper in the finish. Waxy mouthfeel. Great pour here. ”
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Cenote Tequila Blanco
“Sweet agave, white pepper with hints of vanilla. ”
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Yeyo Blanco
“Meh…. Agave and alcohol. Zippo on the citrus. Your typical mixing Blanco. ”
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Tequila G4 Blanco
“Mineral and agave forward. Peppery with tight lime and vanilla notes. ”
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Fortaleza Blanco
“Rich notes of agave, vanilla, minerals and citrus. Crisp, clean and somewhat refreshing. Medium finish of citrus. One of the best blancos that I’ve had the pleasure of drinking. ”
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Pueblo Viejo Blanco
“Somewhat pedestrian and simple. Agave, vanilla with faint pepper. Not much of a sipper, but quite serviceable in Ranch Water. ”
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Codigo 1530 Blanco
“Baked agave, sea salt, honey and faint vanilla. Decent pour but doesn’t exhibit rich citrus notes that I enjoy. ”
More info →“Perfect barrel influence. Rich agave, minerals and citrus in check with toffee, vanilla and oak. Hints of caramel and citrus in the finish. One fine pour. ”
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Tequila G4 Blanco Madera (Lot 01)
“Agave and lime up front. Nice minerals and lime with a peppery finish. ”
More info →“Great barrel notes of caramel, vanilla and oak. Baked agave, hints of honey butter. Rich pour! Lovely. ”
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El Tesoro Blanco
“Clean and crisp. Agave, lime, faint grapefruit with minerals. Medium finish of citrus and pepper. Classic!”
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Pasote Extra Añejo
“One of the best balanced tequilas that I’ve had. Oak, agave and bakery shop notes on the nose. Bold flavors of oak, agave, vanilla icing, key lime and yellow cake. Long lingering sweet finish with a touch of pepper. Sublime. ”
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Codigo 1530 Añejo
“Nose of agave, oak, fresh bread and Sherry. Rich oak and agave. Great barrel influence. Reminds me of a Sherried Scotch. It has a molasses and bitter chocolate note in the middle. Quite nice. ”
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