On the nose, agave but definitely some ethanol. Expected for a higher proof but noticeable. Some salinity, a little lime and minerality. On the palate, very sweet agave goodness. Some Cinnamon, minerality and a bit of a buttery note that is very enticing. Overall a delicious tequila. It’s a shame that 3G isn’t doing this as their normal blend, I’m already contemplating a case of this. Very delicious and well priced if you can find it around $40.

Finally got to it and it’s a keeper. Double points for the price (Texas). A Sauza must for sure.

Nose: Slightly muted aromas that must be coaxed out. Lime and orange zest. Minerals and earthiness. Thyme, mint and oregano. Agave in the front row too. Flavor: Peppery attack. Buttery salinity. Gentle dosing of baking spices. Solid weight to the body. A slightly nutty nuance, and a tiny bit of pepper bitterness at back of the tongue.

Not bad, didn’t love it. Soft earth? Little bit of heat on the finish

Earthy, lime, and agave on the nose. More agave, earth, pepper, and brine flavor. Nice creamy mouth with a medium finish and a pleasant tingly that tells you it’s tequila without overpowering (considering it’s 90 proof). No noticeable additives. Enjoyable sip! The story goes that this is made at Cascahuin and bottled at Sauza. I’ve seen retail prices on this from $35-70+ so assessing value is tricky. I got mine closer to the middle of that range.

Nose: cooked agave, natural sweetness, wet dirt, vegetal, citrus, lime, and some orange peel in the background Flavor: cooked agave, vegetal, agave sweetness, earthy, citrus, and some slight herbal flavor and a nice oily mouth feel Finish: is long and starts with some sweetness and moves to a peppery tingling

Excellent tequila, don't fall for the bullshit story. This is made by Cascahuin, and not Sauza, and it's double-distilled... not triple distilled. This is worth buying.

This is legit! Don’t let the brand name scare you off on this one.

Much better than their Blanco’s from the past. Better production methods makes this a pleasing Blanco to sip or mix. The price point of $35-$40 makes it a little tougher to approach as being a value Blanco.

I usually pass on TG products thanks to their production methods but the story behind this caught my attention. I also got this for a steal. Nose- loads of sweet agave, earth, pepper Taste- Cooked agave, pineapple, citrus, jalapeno, and some Minerality Mouth Feel- fairly viscous Finish- The sweetness fades quick leaving some spicy pepper and alcohol. Value- this isn't fair since I got it so cheap. If it was $70 then no way. I paid much less.

Nose: Cooked agave and lime zest. Bright citrus, pine needles & muted minerals. Taste: Cooked agave and a vibrant mixture of strong citrus and jalapeño. Finish: The agave lingers while the jalapeño note turns into more of a black pepper. There’s a nice alcohol tingle from the higher proof. Overall this isn’t a complex Blanco but it’s also not a one note tequila either. The nose and taste like up nicely and it’s clean. It has a nice mouthfeel.

Purchased in January 2022 for USD73. Due to the distillery/brand capabilities, this price seems a bit high despite being a special release. Nose: some alcohol, but also vegetal and herbaceous. A bit muted, but it may be my glass and the temperature. Very rich agave presence likely due to it being still strength. Palate: quite viscous, minerality from the tahona, a slight sweetness from the agave. Characteristics from the aroma are equally present on the palate. Very herbal. Finish: a nice alcohol burn, agave sweetness, long lasting.

For some time, decades actually, La Perséverancia hasn't had the equipment on site to make something like this instead choosing to go all in with diffuser production for all lines made there. The story is this isn't made at NOM 1102, only bottled there which meets CRT rules. Value is added by bottling ergo it can be called Tres Generaciones. Enough of the chit chat, how's the tequila? Pretty good actually, though priced quite high, at least in WA for what essentially at this time is a one off orphan product for Sauza and it's 3G line. Interesting also is that this is labeled Vol.01. Will Vol.02 be a Reposado or simply a second release of this Plata? What about Vol. 3? Time will tell. Agave nose with some earth and hints of the 45% ABV. I have it from a good source that this is only 2X distilled and it tastes very solid with agave sweetness, creamy mouth feel and a nice bite from the 45%. The higher proof leads to an extended finish with the sweetness fading to some earth and mushroom and a well dispersed mouth tingle. Try some and post your thoughts.

It’s actually pretty good. Not sure about the price point, I was lucky and grabbed it for $35.

Nose is earthy and grassy, early palate had mix of bright green grassy notes, cooked agave, raw agave, hint of mint, light sweetness, mid to late palate provided earthiness, moss, maybe a mushroom funk, with a whisper of citrus, 90 proof provides a delightful little burn at the finish, fading into aftertaste of peaches and pears.

The vegetal notes come out with more time in the glass, with a delicate nose and a really nice mineral finish.

Unexpectedly very good

Fills nostrils with strong minerality, caramel, pineapple, earthy, green bell pepper, dill, and smoke. Night one I got smoke on the initial tasting, after a week it’s more subdued. Other notes are: grassiness, cocoa, anise, peppermint, raspberry, honey, lime citrus, ethyl, light pepperiness. On the exit is pleasant anise, faint pepperiness, fading agave, and minerality. Not an aggressive high proof for the experienced sipper, well done, has enough kick/taste to enjoy but the great flavor leaves the palate fast imo which keeps you pouring.

If found for the right price, it's an amazing bottle! Great flavor overall. Aroma could be a little better, but if this is Caschuin juice in disguise and an HP, what more can you ask for? The bottle itself feels more premium. Real cork, leather straps and glass top with a metal emblem inside.

Amazing, fantastic ! Huge agave and grassy notes, almost celery, green pepper, mint and earthy tahona , some heat on nose, like a symphony on the palate, agave, green leafy and earthy, soft finish yet hangs around…..

Aroma is strong agave Taste is a lil peppery Finish is smooth

Minerals, fresh agave, and grass in the aromas. Cooked agave, brine, and butter with the taste. The finish is hot and peppery.

NOM 1123: Cascahuín export bottled at Sauza. Unique tequila that I had to search out. Glad I did, but at $69 it’s more expensive than I can get Cascahuín Tahona blanco for, so I won’t be purchasing again. Interesting conversation piece.

Nose clove spice citrus orange alcohol Taste delicious: anise licorice mint herbal citrus glycerin warm peppery finish 45% alcohol Recommend highly

I couldn’t decide why I like it I wanted to not like it but it is pretty good. Aroma is clean and fresh with a citrus zest and the cinnamon baking like spice is balanced nice overall for me clean and I like clean with complexity and this has it. The flavor again is nice the agave steps out in front then with a citrus pepper very straight forward with some power I like this one Yes gotta have this. The best sauna I ever had