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La Pulga Tequila Blanco
“Lucky Dog Saloon Dallas Texas La Pulga Blanco Nose The aroma opens with pronounced vegetal notes and natural fermentation, creating an earthy and authentic introduction. Cooked agave sits just beneath the surface, providing a subtle sweetness that balances the more savory character of the nose. Taste (TNT) The palate is layered and distinctive, beginning with black licorice and anise before transitioning into cooked agave sweetness. Bright citrus lifts the profile while black pepper adds structure and spice. Vegetal notes remain present throughout, giving the tequila a rustic character that is both expressive and memorable. Finish The finish is clean and moderately long, with a gentle peppery warmth that never overwhelms. Lingering vegetal fermentation remains the dominant impression, followed by fading black pepper. The result is a finish that stays true to the earthy profile established from the first nosing. Overall La Pulga Blanco offers a profile that favors earthy complexity over bright sweetness. Vegetal fermentation, anise, black licorice, and pepper define its character, while subtle agave sweetness and citrus provide balance. It is a distinctive blanco that embraces traditional flavors and rewards drinkers who appreciate fermentation-driven tequila.”
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Ocho Tequila Añejo
“This review is based on 14 months of multiple separate tastings using Denver & Liely Mezcal and Riedel Ouverture Tequila Flute glasses with varying aeration times. COLOR: Light straw yellow AROMA PROFILE: Sweet cooked agave & baking spices (cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom), punchy citrus fruit notes (orange & lemon), caramel, vanilla, black pepper, minerality, earthiness, fresh herbs (rosemary), tobacco, florality, lighter oak/barrel notes & barrel spice. PALATE: Punchy cooked agave & the baking spices from the nose + cloves & orange peel, dried fruits, rosemary, minerality, some salinity, white & black pepper, caramel, light vanilla, cacoa, & light oak/barrel notes. FINISH: 10+ seconds MOUTHFEEL: Medium-long viscosity (creamy/buttery/oily) in the glass and on the palate. ”
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Cascahuín Destino
“Super light nose…. Grassy, some mint and cement. Bright and clear in the glass with light tear adhesion. Creamy thick mouthfeel. Amazing flavors on the palate - sweet agave, mild black pepper, grapefruit, mint, vegetal tones. Drinks much lower than expected given its high proof (98). Finish is mildly tingly, oily and long. Real nice.”
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Tierra de Ensueño Reposado
“Agave, oak, vanilla,cinnamon, black pepper Aroma:22 Taste: 27 Finish: 22 Value: 6 $70 Overall: 87”
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Tierra de Ensueño Reposado
“Agave, oak, vanilla, caramel, cinnamon, black pepper Aroma:22 Taste: 28 Finish: 22 Value: 6 $70 Overall: 88. Tasted next to batch 4 I preferred 3 by tweak. They were similar profile, 3 I could taste more notes. I bought batch 3. ”
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Espero Blanco
“Liter bottle for under $30, no production notes on AMM Nice nose, sweet on the palate. Easy sipper. I like this for the value it over delivers”
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Cimarron Reposado
“On the nose you get a balanced cooked/raw agave, earthiness, clove, orange peel and barrel spice. Upon sipping you are greeted with a a cooked agave, sweet vanilla, orange peel and clove. On the finish you get the warm orange peel, clove and a little barrel spice/ bitterness. Not personally a fan of clove/slight bitterness at the finish but if you don’t mind this makes a great budget tequila, for me strictly for mixing or I would personally spend 5 dollars more and get something more universal to sip or mix like ‘El Bandido’”
More info →“Received as a sample from Agave Swappers so I am setting value at 5/10”
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Dulce Vida Extra Añejo
“100 Proof Lone Star Edition in Garrison Brothers Barrels Nose: Light nose with honey & vanilla with a slight lemony citrus on top Taste: Sweet Caramel off the top and then that whiskey barrel influence kicks in Finish: You do get the 100 proof "heat" even with a mild, medium finish. pleasant ”
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Familia es Mas Vida Blanco
“Owners swear it’s additive-free, but leans very sweet for a blanco. Enjoyed the repo a bit more.”
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Brahman Mex Blanco Artesanal
“Got to taste this along with some unreleased aged expressions. While this was solid, those others blew me away. Excited for that this brand has on the horizon.”
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Tequila 30-30 Reposado
“Aroma not a good vessel. I could not smell that. Flavor: agave, vanilla, cinnamon, a little bit of milk chocolate”
More info →“Aroma is amazing with notes of cooked agave, vanilla and caramel Flavor is complex with barrel notes of oak, vanilla balanced with a white pepper Finish is medium to long with cooked agave and subtle peppery notes.”
More info →“First Lost Lore expression I didn’t absolutely love. Super dark and bitter,l; agave is way in the background. I’m a huge fan of the brand, but this one didn’t do it for me.”
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