NOM 1499 | Fresh grass and citrus, light grapefruit and some minerality and cooked agave on the nose….. smell is very light. Some burn up front doe sent last long… cooked agave with some black pepper … slight alcohol at the end and light feel

NOM 1526: No surprise the original line is all treasure bottles. This blanco has a great viscosity with gorgeous sexy legs! Chewy AF, warm cooked agave, eucalyptus, lemongrass, Bazooka Joe, crisp apple, so clean and complex for a blanco.

NOM 1499 | No way for this to live up to the original 1439 and the most common NOM 1526, but it is a worthy follow on to those two iconic releases. A bit rough around the edges this Blanco presents agave, pepper and some natural sweetness with a pleasing mouth feel. A spike of ethanol at the end knocks this down just a bit. Rating 1000 by my account. Memorable

NOM 1499 | Very drinkable, but the finish is just a bit too hot for me. Almost a burn, but it does fade. And if you use it for fresh made cocktails, it’s more a perfect fit.

NOM 1499 | Real nice balance flavors from a contract distillery. Well made. Great to sip or mix

one of, if not my favorite blanco ever.. unicorn tears for sure. Agave, chaulk, sugary sweet grassy pureness...Unbelievable -Nom 1526 the new NOM 1499 version would be more like an 89 for me

NOM 1439 | NOM 1439 blanco. A not too sweet entry, and lots of white pepper. Great stuff if you can find any.

NOM 1526 | NOM 1499

NOM 1526 | Love it. You can pick up a lot of agave in the nose. I love peppery highland tequilas so this definitely pleases my profile. A great value for a really well made blanco.

NOM 1526 | Aromas of grass, dirt and citrus are pretty subtle. Also hints of agave and alcohol. Smooth, peppery flavor with floral notes (can't believe I'm saying this but a distinct presence of a rose floral flavor...that's a new one). The finish is long and satisfying. A very good blanco tequila.

NOM 1526 | This one always reminds me a lot of the 7 Leguas blanco. The aroma has the same snap peas smell (but possibly even stronger). The flavor is a lot more mild though. You still get the agave but not as much pepper. It's a great blanco but I prefer 7 Leguas just a little bit more.

NOM 1526 | The nose has a very nice roast agave presence with pear notes and a moderate amount of alcohol aroma. It features good agave and citrus fruit in the mouth, with a mildly bitter finish.

NOM 1499 | Nom 1499. Nice agave flavor but a bit hot. Great mixer juice though!! My bottle had floaties.

tons of agave pepper mint citrus. not the same as the old release but still very good. nom 1499

NOM 1499. This one opens later. Fresh cut agave, pear and grapefruit in the aroma. Cooked agave, citrus and anise with in the mouth. Finishes with a grassy fruity taste. Pretty good sipper but would go well in a mixed.

nose apricot citrus mint alcohol taste lovely minty citrus with enjoyable warm peppery finish

NOM 1499 | Lots of agave & brine on the nose that carries through to the palate with some white pepper & citrus. Hint of sour (not a bad thing) on a medium long finish. Solid!

NOM 1499 | All I can say is loads and loads of agave….

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NOM 1526 | Nice Earthy Agave nose and flavor, consistent batches. Guitar pick tie to name a nice touch.