Agave, sweetness, brine and citric on the nose. Bitter notes on the front end, peppery and light agave notes. I enjoy most products from 1123, but this one is not one of my top ones from Cascahuin. Not bad but not their best.

Little brother of Cascahuin Blanco. Solid blanco for cocktails and versatile enough for sipping occasionally

Just a very light and refreshing blanco. Pleasant blanco aroma that carries over to the palette, light citrus and baking spices. For $40 this is a great blanco.

Aroma - grassy vegetal thing going on some sweetness Flavor - sweet on the front end and vegetal in the middle and in the finish; for me green agave shines in the middle and end can’t put my finger on what the sweetness is at the front. Finish - medium finish not really a burn due to the strong vegetal finish but does have some numbing Not my fave from 1123 but it nice

Classic 1123 fingerprint, vegetal notes easy to drink

Cooked agave comes through immediately on the nose, along with hints of alcohol and mint. The taste presents a mild cooked agave with strong pepper and grass. It’s very herbal, possibly basil and sage. The finish is mild with minimal viscosity and an aftertaste that lingers nicely.

I am a fan of most nom 1123 tequilas but the finish on this is horrible.

Nose: agave, orange, lemon zest Taste: agave, some sweetness, apple Finish: to me, the finish is the most distinct part of this tequila as it’s a little bit minty. This is my new favorite at this price point. Another great one out of 1123.