Lost Lore Lou Agave jackfruit Sample from Jesus Martin agave swappers Nose: sweet cinnamon vanilla (if I was blind-folded into might think it was a lightly-aged repo) Palate: also sweet barrel spices cinnamon and honey. There's something sweet i cant define. May be the jackfruit. I've never had jackfruit. Finish: from sweet to a mild pepper kick that lingers PS after I did my review, i read some other reviews on AMM. I did not get briney, salt or lime with my tasting

Nose of agave and fruit. Maybe Jack Fruit but since I have never smelled or tasted one I can’t say. Honeysuckle. On the palate, nice agave. I also get honey. Not super complex but tasty for sure. The finish is good.

Nose: Cooked agave, minerals, salt, anise, lime zest and vegetal notes (sweet potato) Palate: Opens up nicely with cooked agave, nice minerality with similar flavors to the nose. Finish: Light mouthfeel with a subtle black pepper linger. Very gentle off the finish lasting 10-15 seconds.

This is one of the most interesting complex and tasty Blancos I’ve ever had!

Received a sample from Agave Swappers. Aroma: strong cooked agave, citrus, brine, and something lightly sweet. Taste: closely matches the aroma. The agave is front and present, along with a nice citrus burst, and some sweetness on the backend. Finish: this is really neat because the sweetness sticks around for a while. I honestly didn’t get any pepper, which I normally get from the HPs. Overall: I dig it! Not sure what it retails for, but if I saw it on the shelf I’d grab one for sure.

Tried at Sabor Y Cultura Chicago. This was a nice blanco. The jackfruit comes through softly and makes for an easy sipper.

Really enjoyed this. Sweet agave, jackfruit sweetness (enhanced the agave flavor?) light pepper, lime citrus. Delicious

The jackfruit wood with an oak finished flavor paid off this is really good.