The nose is full of green vegetal agave. I taste the agave and some citrus. The finish is bright. Overall it seems like a one note tequila but it done to perfection. If you like blancos you’ll like this one.
Aroma : Cooked agave, vanilla, and very light caramel against a backdrop of oak and barrel spices. Taste : Minor agave sweetness with more caramel, oak, and barrel spice, along with cinnamon and peppercorns. Finish : Long finish that expands with more oak and caramel. Slightly more spicy than the initial taste.
Aroma : Agave, oak, barrel spice, and vanilla. Taste : Cooked agave, cinnamon, pepper, vanilla and citrus. The unique herbal, grassy character of the blanco is present here too, but more subtle. Finish : Fairly long finish with stronger vanilla, cinnamon and pepper.
Aroma : Agave, citrus, vegetal, grass notes. Taste : Cooked agave with a unique grassy character, along with black pepper and citrus. This is slightly bitter, but with nice oils. Finish : Medium in length with more citrus and grass. Some salinity. The grassy notes I get with this one are akin to Olmeca Altos, but this seems to have a bit more depth.
Nose: Big vanilla roundness blanketing agave forward aroma. Balanced barrel spices and a pinch of leather complementing the above duo. Flavor: More of the leather notes on entry. Light white pepper, nutmeg, caramel and mochachino. Sophisticated oak barreling.
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This tequila has a soft spot in our heart for two reasons: It’s made the old-fashioned way, and it contains the rare aroma of melon, which we love!
The Suerte line is excellent. This is a really well made, tasty tequila. I highly recommend it and the prices are amazing, especially for the labor involved. You will have a hard time finding equivalent quality at this price. Simply Spectacular!!
What do Casamigos, Avión, and Clase Azul tequilas all have in common? All are made in the same distillery, located in a town called Jesús María in the Los Altos region of Jalisco, Mexico.
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The distillery where Suerte Tequila is made can be found in the highlands of Jalisco, an hour-and-a-half east of Guadalajara in a very small town called Atotonilco El Alto.
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Suerte Reposado Suerte is a sleeper tequila. Their Blanco and Reposado are great! I’m personally a huge blanco fan but this Reposado is amazing. Reposados are difficult to do well. This is one of the best Repos I have had. Nose: Floral / Perfume, Sweet fruit; dark plums, raisins. Subtle agave. Complex nose. Taste: Agave sweetness and then the juicy red fruit medley and hints of white pepper. Finish: Sweet fruit and mild peppery finish. Very pleasant. I paid $35 in Austin, Texas.