Evgeniy Gubariev rated 9h ago

Aha Toro Añejo

86 SCORE

“NOM 1548 Distinctive vanilla and sweet agave profile. ”

Entremanos Tequila Blanco High Proof

80 SCORE

“This overproof echoes the regular Blanco made by Entremanos nicely. The aroma is excellent much like the standard blanco and the finish is way nicer than the initial sip, which is a little more bite than some of the other overproof tequilas that I’ve tried by comparison. Though the 2nd pour way better than the first for sure. ”

Entremanos Tequila Blanco

83 SCORE

“This Blanco is very well don’t. Which make me excited to hunt for the other blanco varieties they produce. The agave taste on the nose and flavor was just right. The nose hinted at a much sweeter sip, however the taste was more of what I’d expect with a quality blanco. ”

Cascahuín Reposado - Private Barrel

92 SCORE

“HoR ”

Jacob M rated 15h ago

3 Amigos Blanco

69 SCORE

“Aroma of cooked agave, pears, and alcohol Flavors of cooked agave with hints of vegetal. Finishes with notes of agave. Value is ok. For its price of about $31 USD you can find worse and better blancos.”

Jared Rudolph rated 17h ago

CASA J Blanco Ensemble

85 SCORE

“Agave shines with very earthy, vegetal notes. Bitterness a little overpowering on the finish.”

Shaun Mooney rated 17h ago

Suerte Still Strength Blanco 104

87 SCORE

“Suerte Still Strength Blanco 104 Nose: Earthy and damp with a subtle green vegetal aroma. Taste & Texture: Thick and coating in both the glass and the mouth. Agave sweetness comes through with fermented and earthy flavors. The higher proof is definitely noticeable, bringing additional warmth and intensity, but it doesn’t overwhelm the flavors. Finish: An almost creamy texture lingers on the palate, followed by vegetal and herbal notes. The finish hangs around nicely and gives the pour more character. Overall: A flavorful high-proof blanco with an especially enjoyable mouthfeel. The earthy, fermented and vegetal profile carries throughout, while the higher proof adds intensity without simply becoming heat. I would absolutely drink it again and recommend it. It’s a definite step up in flavor and finish, although it still doesn’t quite have that extra dimension that would push it into the 90s for me.”

Jacob M rated 17h ago

Corazon Single Estate Blanco

64 SCORE

“Aroma of fruit, alcohol, and maybe agave. Flavors of stone fruit, alcohol, and maybe agave. Finishes thickly, with flavors of alcohol, fruit, and sour; like fermenting fruit. Value is ok. For about $24 USD you get a decent blanco for mixing cocktails. But, for that price I would personally prefer El Mayor, or definitely Cimarron. Corazon's Blanco just feels too much like syrup and not enough like agave for my tastes.”

Shaun Mooney rated 17h ago

Suerte Blanco

84 SCORE

“Suerte Blanco Nose: Funky fermentation with noticeable mineral notes. Taste & Texture: Agave sweetness with vegetal character and a gentle warmth. The warmth isn’t particularly spicy or pepper-driven and doesn’t have much bite. Thick in the glass with a substantial, coating mouthfeel. Finish: Herbal and vegetal flavors linger after the sip, accompanied by a soft residual warmth. Overall: A nice, enjoyable blanco with good texture and some interesting fermentation character. It’s easy to drink and there’s nothing here that I particularly dislike, but it doesn’t really separate itself or give me that standout moment I’m looking for. I would drink it again and recommend giving it a try. It’s good tequila—it just doesn’t blow me away.”

Brian Hames (theagavenerd) rated 18h ago

Jornalero Blanco

86 SCORE

“nose: herbal and agave touch of minerality palate: clean, citrus , light pepper finish : clean, medium. ”

Shane Bennett rated 18h ago

Viva Mexico Madera Blanco

92 SCORE

“Another Sergio home run. Agave, fruity, earthy, pine, cinnamon and anise. WOW this is an amazing tequila. ”

Shaun Mooney rated 19h ago

Lost Lore Tahona Blanco

90 SCORE

“Lost Lore Tahona Blanco Nose: Minerality leads with cinnamon and a pleasant agave sweetness. Clean and inviting without being overly complicated. Taste & Texture: Even touching the tip of the tongue brings an immediate hit of sweetness and cinnamon. Cooked agave follows with peppery warmth and some vegetal/herbal character. Thick in the glass and equally substantial in the mouth, with a really nice coating texture. Finish: Herbal notes linger along with a subtle tongue tingle and gentle warmth. Nothing becomes overly aggressive, and the finish leaves you wanting to go right back for another sip. Overall: A very enjoyable Tahona blanco. The combination of minerality, sweet agave, cinnamon, herbal character and thick mouthfeel works really well together. What stood out most wasn’t any single flavor—it was how easily everything flowed from one sip into the next. This isn’t an over-the-top or incredibly complex tequila, but it’s balanced, flavorful and extremely easy to keep drinking. I would absolutely drink it again and recommend it.”

Shaun Mooney rated 19h ago

Lost Lore Valley Blanco

87 SCORE

“Lost Lore Valley Nose: Mineral and stone aromas lead the nose with some subtle sweetness underneath. Clean and pleasant, although not especially complex or expressive. Taste & Texture: Sweet cooked agave comes through with cinnamon and pepper. The mouthfeel is thick and substantial, coating both the glass and the palate nicely. Everything is well balanced and enjoyable, but nothing really separates itself or creates that standout moment. Finish: Herbal notes linger along with pepper toward the back of the throat. There is some subtle tongue tingling, but it remains controlled and never interferes with the flavors. Overall: A very good, well-made tequila with a profile I generally enjoy: minerality, sweet agave, cinnamon, pepper, good viscosity and a pleasant herbal finish. There isn’t anything here that I particularly dislike. What holds it back for me is simply that nothing rises to the level of exceptional. As I’ve tasted and rated more tequila, my benchmark has continued to move. Profiles that once might have automatically pushed me into the 90s now have to do something memorable to separate themselves from an increasingly strong field. I would absolutely drink this again and happily recommend trying it. It’s very good tequila—it just didn’t give me that extra something that would push it into the 90s.”

Carlos Fierro rated 20h ago

El Tesoro Tequila Mundial Collection - Yamazaki Cask

90 SCORE

“Very complex nose. Cooked agave is the first thing you notice. Olive/brine comes through shortly after. Oak, and sweet caramel and honey. Some dried fruit and a little black pepper. Every once in a while I get some orange. Palate has both cooked and raw agave. Pepper, oak, herbs, and a nice alcohol bite that numbs the tongue. Olive & brine on the back end. The nose is sweeter than the palate, though there is some slight sweetness. The finish is long and the alcohol numbness last quite a long time. Pepper comes through on the finish along with the brine revisiting. A very well balanced, long, complex tequila that definitely leads with agave. The finish satays with you for a long time. Take time between sips. So much will happen between sips. If you drink to fast, you’ll miss out on that little journey.”

YourTequilaGuy rated 21h ago

Cazcanes Nuestras Raices Blanco (2026)

90 SCORE

“on the nose: espadin, grass, butter on the palate: sharp espadin forward, light black pepper, and like many of the other spirits from cazcanes, a delicious butter note. it's made with blue agave, but it really tastes like a high quality mezcal. the finish is long but mild, demanding another sip. expensive, but still unskippable.”

YourTequilaGuy rated 21h ago

Cazcanes No. 9 Blanco

89 SCORE

“short version: intensely cooked agave on the nose and palate. butter and pepper strong and blended perfectly. citrus is present but it takes a backseat because the agave is soooooooo forward, in the best way. minerality is excellent and aggressive, the oily mouth feel is dense but not thick. finish is long but not strong. this gets one of my highest scores, and a strong recommendation. don't let the price tag scare you off. It's worth a visit. the whole line is, really.”