Bottle of Suavecito Blanco

Suavecito Blanco

Type: Tequila
Brand: Suavecito
Nom
1424
102 Ratings See All
Production Details
NOM : 1424 ,
(Previously: 1431, 1110 )
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : - ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Valles) ,
Cooking : Stone/Brick Ovens ,
Extraction : Roller Mill ,
Water Source : Deep well water ,
Fermentation : Stainless steel tanks, 100% agave ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Stainless Steel Pot ,
Aging : - ,
ABV/Proof : 35% abv (70 proof)
Other : Agave Nectar added

Profile

Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

4
Alcohol
3
Agave (cooked)
2
Pepper (black)
2
Vanilla
2
Minerals
1
Mint
1
Nuts
1
Leather
1
White Pepper
1
Soap
1
Cinnamon
1
Smoke

Flavors Detected

4
Agave (cooked)
1
Pepper (black)
1
Mint
1
Licorice
1
Almond
1
White Pepper
1
Alcohol
1
Medicinal
1
Plastic
1
Agave (raw)
1
Vanilla
1
Smoke

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

  • 70 Rating

Monterey Tequila and Mezcal Festival: As far as taste goes I distinctly recall this blanco being sweeter than I would have imagined. In the moment of tasting, I did not discern any noticeable flavors besides sweetness.

  • 79 Rating

This is a spirit designed for someone new to Agave Spirits. The added sweetness from Agave Nectar really knocks down the flavors of Agave while making it a smoother experience for the consumer. Tequila with Training Wheels!

  • 79 Rating

I can appreciate this brand for what it does, but I find all of the expressions I tried to be on the sweet side and a bit watered down. Not offensive, but not for me.

  • 85 Rating

NOM 1424 | $39, 35% ABV

  • 82 Rating

Light and clean, easy drinking

  • 70 Rating

Too sweet for a blanco, definitely the organic. I like a smoother blanco with a little tequila bite.

  • 34 Rating

Vanilla, tiny bit of pepper, and I can’t stress this enough alcohol on the nose. Flavor is nearly identical to the nose with a very profound alcoholic finish, like drinking vodka. Overall very bland and doesn’t taste like much. If you want a similar product that’s easier to find and you don’t care about additives just buy Milagro. Overall, there are much better tequilas you can buy at 40 dollars for 750 ml.

  • 92 Rating

when we saw their advertising of "the smoothest tequila you'll ever drink" our first thought was... yeah...right... then we tasted it. they're not wrong. Drinking straight, this is a fantastic sipping tequila that is VERY hard to match without going into much higher price ranges.

  • 74 Rating

nose is mostly alcohol and low agave. flavor is low agave, a little vanilla ,and some low mineral attributes with actually a nice viscous mouth feel finish ends in a mellow cinnamon heat that also drys out quickly. overall: a little mellow/ bland but does meet it's smooth advertising. A good gateway tequila for on the rock for friends looking to take the next step up from Jose. For real tequila fans there is much better for the same money

  • 44 Rating

I don't know what you're drinking, but this does not taste or smell like tequila, and it has some rather unpleasant chemical aftertaste. In a simple margarita, you only taste the line and triple sec, but in an oddly "amped up" way. Really not good.

  • 63 Rating

nose alcohol and alcohol and alcohol taste alcohol with sweet agave added and alcohol with fiery hot finish disappointed was expecting much more

  • 65 Rating

Very, very sweet. Tastes like vanilla and agave syrup

  • 79 Rating

Super smooth but there’s a reason for that. The use of additives seems obvious (and is stated in the label which I give them credit for instead of hiding it). Great intro sipping tequila for those who have only shot Cuervo

  • 88 Rating

No burn, smoothest tequila I have tasted.

  • 89 Rating

Mint, fresh

  • 84 Rating

Great bargain, sipping quality tequila.

  • 73 Rating

NOM 1431 | This drinks like Don Julio Blanco. the nose is clean and mineraly but lacks depth. There is something funky mid tongue - has an orange flavor... not entirely unpleasant but not quite right for a high quality tequila. my guess is that it is due to the autoclave and adding flavoring to make up for fast cooking. update: after finishing the entire glass...i think it drinks like a lower quality Blanco. I would drink Don Julio over Suavecito nearly any day. the funky flavor really detracted from my wanting to keep drinking it