Bottle of Padre Azul Tequila Blanco

Padre Azul Tequila Blanco

Type: Tequila
Brand: Padre Azul
Nom
1466
140 Ratings See All

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Production Details
NOM : 1466 ,
(Previously: 1614 )
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : Jalisco (Tequila Valley) ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Valles) ,
Cooking : Stone/Brick Ovens ,
Extraction : Roller Mill ,
Water Source : - ,
Fermentation : 100% agave, Stainless steel tanks, Spontaneous fermentation ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Stainless Steel Pot ,
Aging : - ,
ABV/Proof : 40% abv (80-proof)
Other : Kosher, Gluten Free

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Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

6
Vanilla
5
Flowers
5
Agave (cooked)
4
Pepper (black)
4
Citrus
4
Medicinal
2
Earth
2
Leather
2
Herbal
2
Alcohol
2
Maple
2
Solvent

Flavors Detected

9
Vanilla
6
Pepper (black)
5
Flowers
5
Medicinal
5
Agave (cooked)
3
Citrus
3
Artificial Sweetener
2
Earth
2
Molasses
2
Tropical Fruits
2
Pineapple
2
Anise

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

  • 72 Rating

Not a lot of agave in this one. There are some strong vanilla, pepper and citrus with some floral notes.

  • 66 Rating

This blanco left me confused. Right off the bat, the nose was off-putting having an overwhelming note of sex wax, as if I walked into a Ron Jon’s surf shop. I also found coconut, suntan lotion, an intense cheesy funk, and an artificial fruit I couldn’t put my finger on somewhere between a dragonfruit & a strawberry. The palate was admittedly better, but it still tasted altered to fit a certain “tropical” cheesy profile. The finish left my palate with a bitter sugar cookie note that I did not like. The gaudy bottle is a bit of an eye sore too. Padre Azul clearly took inspiration from the early 2000’s fashion trends of Affliction with a hefty skull top to boot.

  • 73 Rating

wasn't my profile

  • 70 Rating

Aroma very weak and faint but pull out some light agave but you can almost smell sugar and a rubbery tire store smell. Flavor of sweetness up front, some anise and artificial vanilla flavoring. Something I might put on a flask and drink with a hunting buddy but not an everyday sipper nor would ever make it to my shelf.

  • 57 Rating

A fun blanco, a bit too sweet for me to sip neat, I would love to try in a mix drink, I’m sure it would blend well.

  • 62 Rating

San Diego Tequila and Cuisine Event

  • 63 Rating

Sooo sweet. I couldn't finish the taste poured at Monterey Tequila and Cuisine.

  • 72 Rating

Really on the sweet side, it’s got an earthy undertone that is unique. I’m not in love with it.

  • 57 Rating

NOM 1466 | LOTE 1160424, tasted on 8-3-25. Aroma: hint of cooked agave, hint of acidity, light citrus, light sweetness that becomes more intense as time goes by. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, quite sweet on the palate but of the unnatural kind. Anise. Finish is medium, hint of cooked agave with unnatural sweetness persists but not too long.

  • 73 Rating

Aroma: notes of oak, agave, earth, vegetal, pepper Taste: notes of oak, agave, pepper, vanilla, caramel Finish: smooth

  • 68 Rating

NOM 1466 | Had black stuff floating in my pour. (50ml)

  • 58 Rating

NOM 1466 | Slightly funky Agave, yes but it’s not a Tequila for me. And for that price you can get Arette, Olmeca Altos, Ocho or Fortaleza instead.

  • 52 Rating

NOM 1614 | Was checking out the bottle, in the bottom saw skin flakes floating around. They need to filter the tequila!

  • 35 Rating

Aspartame sweetness, aspartame bitter finish, spearmint, watery agave. Weirdest flavors in any tequila I’ve had. I can’t believe they let this stuff into the USA. Rather shoot myself in the sack with a BB gun than taste this again. All this for 70+ dollars too!!!!

  • 82 Rating

NOM 1466 | Smooth, slightly sweet, not a lot of flavor.

  • 65 Rating

Blue cheese smell. Easy drink smooth finish

  • 83 Rating

Sweet blanco that doesn’t ooze agave, but it is in the profile of the other expressions. It was a great sipper and I can see this being a good one to bring to a party, for flavor and the aesthetics of the bottle. Overpriced for a base blanco, but it is worth it to flex or have something cool to bring to a party.

  • 69 Rating

aroma: weak nose but some fresh agave notes coming out. taste: comes on sweet, with a definite artificial flavor. Fruitiness comes through, especially pineapple. the finish short with some lingering vanilla notes.

  • 57 Rating

I punished my tastebuds so you don’t have to. One of the heavier additive brands I’ve tried. You can find way better for half the price

  • 64 Rating

Sight sour milk, leather aroma. Taste notes include vanilla, artificial sweeteners and bitter on finish. Lacking any decent viscosity. Quite disappointing for the price. Not my avenue of flavour profile in tequila. NOM 1466

  • 62 Rating

I sampled this from a 50ml bottle. Very sweet on the nose and taste. This has the most vanilla smell and taste out of all the blancos I have tried so far. The finish is kind of off putting for me. Also, the price point affects score. My wife tried it and said it does not smell like tequila and to her it had a maple syrup type smell.

  • 58 Rating

Aroma is sweet with vanilla notes. Light on the palate with sweet vanilla notes with a harsh finish and bad aftertaste.

  • 78 Rating

Green agave Cardamom Medicinal finish Creamy

  • 77 Rating

Soft earthy agave and flowers in the aroma. Caramelized agave, pepper and molasses in the taste. The molasses lingers into the finish a little longer than I would like. Still not a bad tequila.

  • 70 Rating

sweet, overemphasized artificial flavours. a perfect tequila for the augmented breast lover in your family

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