Vanilla, grapefruit, raw sugar, raw agave

LOTE16BPA, tasted on 2-5-24. Aroma: raw agave, grassy, herbaceous, strong minerality/light metallic aroma, after 15 minutes the agave becomes sweeter. After 30 minutes in the glass it becomes more aromatic. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, the mineral/metallic sensation is quite intense at the beginning but softens, a hint of black pepper, hint of earthiness, green vegetal notes. Finish is medium to medium long, raw agave, green vegetal with herbaceous notes persist.

Smooth caramel taste for a blanco

Sorry for the harsh rating, but I could not make it through a glass of this. If you’re looking for a chemical/sweetener ridden tequila to set next to an additive free tequila to prove to people there is a huge difference, this is a great tequila for that purpose. I gave 10 people this tequila alongside Artenom 1597 blanco and let people vote on which was additive free and which was suspect…. 9/10 chose Artenom as the superior tequila.

Good looking bottle. Bad juice from a contract distillery, Way over priced.

Good agave vegetal notes, soft agave notes with slight pepper, nice pleasant finish w black pepper

Agave, floral, very clean a little expensive but it’s a nice sipping tequila I’m glad to have found locally

If not for the $80 price I would give this blanco a true 99. I had the opportunity to visit many distilleries over the past decade and a half and I always look to see agave size. If you want to really understand the brand you are buying all you really need to do is study their harvest. Huge agave = very high sugar content, usually to the tune of 35-40+ Brix. When agave is truly ripe it has a deliciously sweet taste out of the oven that translates beautifully into the end result. This blanco is the result of just that. Bravo Don Eladio & Don Alvaro ! This is tequila is nothing less than a masterpiece.