I get lots of salt, mint and hints of mineral on the nose. The Tasting notes I get are a buttery and briney sea salt with more minerally than other offerings I've had from 1414. Not bad but didn't blow me away like some of the other brands I've enjoyed from 1414. That said, still a solid blanco!
The stronger, the better when it comes to the champagne of Mexico.
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Old school 1414 tequila that is no longer made. Nice agave and minty nose. Some vegetal notes along with pepper some citrus and some mineral. On the palate, I get agave and pepper first and foremost. A lot of citrus with a touch a cinnamon and mint. This was send to me by Agave Love Lore. Thanks Brad!