Agave, grapefruit, pepper, earth, and a bit medicinal.

Agave, citrus, medicinal, artificial sweets

Very overpriced for a blanco that honestly is very forgettable. Good but nowhere near its price point.

Overripe vegetation and earthy aroma, flavor and finish are aggressively bracing, acetone on the finish but it goes so quickly you hardly notice. Need to revisit this one with food pairings, I might be writing it off prematurely.

Aroma: cooked agave, slight sweet, citrus/grapefruit. earthy/soil Flavor: nutty, smoky, sweet Finish: viscous, baking spices

I smell sweet agave, celery and a light vegetal note. The notes are light but clean. I taste green agave along with some sweet fruit and then white pepper. The finish has a nice alcohol tingle and peppery finish. This is a nice clean and pleasant blanco.

A well made blanco offering a great value. Awesome bottling and agave to match.

Really big pepper on the nose, doesn’t have tons of roasted agave that pops out but it’s definitely there. Citrus and subtle sweetness that struggles to get past mid palette but once it does it has a beautiful, long finish.

Re-evaluated on March 2, 2019 Nose: A stray aroma of canned pears, vanilla, cinnamon, minerals and a resin like note. Flavor: Lively zing of spices: cinnamon, cloves, green peppercorns, with some oiliness. Agave is present in the background, but there is a slightly odd sweet element to it. The resin like nuance brings some bitterness to the warm finish.

Freshly bottled batch from March ‘22. Floral nose with some cooked agave, cinnamon and earth. Slightly sweet in the mouth with a rounded mouthfeel with cinnamon and slight black pepper on the finish. Pleasant.

Mexican version at 38% abv: Floral and cinnamon nose that is quite different than the very first lot that was released. Flavor is all mature agave. Finish is a little to clean and short for me, likely because of the lower ABV sold here in Mexico.

This Volcan de mi Tierra blanco is a little alcoholy on the nose but has a nice cooked agave presence with herbal and citrus notes on the palate. Good machismo Valle tequila!

Complex and clean. Additive free. Good distribution . Reputable master distiller.

This one is unique Aroma: cooked agave, soil, a hint of butterscotch Taste: almost like a campfire. Woodchips, smoke, sweet smoky agave. Delicious and unique Finish: very oily at first but dissolves away quickly Is this cimarron?

$87

smells like ethanol not smooth cheap taste

Yucky

Not a bad mixer, not a fan of sipping it, the finish is a bit biting for me… Update- it seemed to get worse…I am downgrading based on the overall taste, don’t even like it in a Paloma

On 1st opening, allow this to open in a glass before sipping. Vegetal, oily in the mouth. You can really get a taste of raw agave. Flavors develop in the finish. Nuts, dried fruits, and butter at the end. Half bottle in the flavors and aromas open up. Raw and cooked agave. Grapefruit, citrus and anise come alive.

A little too much alcohol on the nose, flavour has agave but not enough, I also sense some artificial perfume like taste (although additive free certified), finish is ok, nothing I would buy again

a very forgetable middle of the road Blanco that is overpriced.

Smells like pine/mint Tastes sweet

Very green,earthy little sweet, green, peppery Bright clean finish.

Off the nose it smells great. However on the tongue it’s like a nice mix of agave and peppers. Light Smokeyness. Then it went down and no burn. It is a little pricey though. I wouldn’t pay $50 for it. Maybe $35-$40

on the nose: citrus and pepper on the palate: fresh crisp citrus, light spice finish is light pepper, very clean.