SUAVE LUNA RESTED $100 Oldtown 1522 los valles confirmed additive free organic High-pressure autoclave Nose: a little sweeter than blanco, vanilla, caramel, tiny bit oak Taste: agave, little oak, pepper in end Finish: medium I rated 83 on TMM but overpriced so 80

Tasted at LA Tequila Fest. Very light and easy to drink.

MX Release. Loses points due to value.

It may have not made it into the 90’s for my rating, but to be honest, the bottle has been opened and not gassed. Still, it’s really tasty Silver and I highly recommend you try it. Suave products are very good and still under the radar.

Mexican release 36.4% ABV Nose: The initial impression is smoke, spice and minerals. Followed by vanilla, lemon/lime and a floral note. The spices begin to define their individual components: cinnamon, powdered ginger, and a marriage of allspice and nutmeg. Flavor: Nice mouthfeel. Flavors of graham crackers, vanilla, hazelnut, cinnamon, and citrus. Moderate pepper heat and a hint of anise. I’m wishing that I could have tried the US counterpart at 40% ABV. I feel like I’m not getting the whole picture here at 36.4%.

Popcorn, baked agave, roasted corn

Sampled at Distillery visit, September 2018

Lunar rested Suave Blanco is rested for one month or one lunar cycle in oak. It has light oak, cinnamon, herbal and spicy aromas and taste, and is warm with a nice smokey, sweet agave, herbal, spicy and vanilla cream presence. Although the resting does make t softer than an 'out of the still' blanco, it had some nice citrus (lemon) and maybe a pinch of mint and nutmeg. It had an alcohol tingle, but overall was soft and smooth. This would be perfect for those trying blanco for the first time, or people that like a smooth the blanco. to simple find blanco tequilas too harsh.

Tasted blind: My notes said strong alcohol and medicinal notes on the nose Lots of roast agave in the mouth Macho finish

Not much aroma- vanilla, slight cream soda and dry fruit. Naturally sweet with slightly astringent finish. Pretty straight forward.

Solo pierde puntos por el precio, es demasiado costoso para un tequila plata. Pero es de los mejores que he probado. This one only loses points because it's crazy expensive for a silver tequila. But it's one of the best ones I've had.

LOTE LSP013, bottled on 06/11/20. Color is very pale yellow. Nose: cooked agave, light oak, artichoke, earthy, menthol, very fresh. Palate: very light sweet cooked agave, light wood spiciness, herbaceous, minty & soft. Finish is short to medium, very light cooked agave and light wood spice persist. I would love to try this expression at 43% abv., at 36.4% abv. it is really too soft…

This one is perplexing, but I kinda like it. Points off for the price, but probably my favorite Suave expression so far.

Darn solid - I liked and appreciated it on multiple levels. Did not get any astringent, medicinal or other negative tastes for me. (Historically or first experiences - I came into agave spirits via traditionally produced mezcals. Soooo I can appreciate some flavor of smoke and of oak. This tequila offering has both: oak and smoke. For me - this tequila was rewarding. Would I choose this as my one and only tequila? No, but then again there is no need to do so. We have a broad selection of tequilas . . . And if it is available to me, then I'll have it here in my selection. I appreciate it and hope to try their entire range of offerings sooner than later, if possible.

I? saw this tequila and was curious to try I?t so ordered it online. Overall not a bad tasting tequila, but in my opinion, way overpriced. Much prefer Don Julio blanco for the price.