Bottle: L070722-08, 29-08-2022 Appearance: Clear Nose: Cooked agave, honey, tropical fruit, guava, coconut, citrus, tangerine, metallic, vanilla, and mint…unexpectedly fruity and sweet Palate: Alcohol, black and white pepper, cooked agave, vegetal, honey, metallic, and vanilla…quite a bit more heat with less complexity here Finish: Alcohol, vegetal, celery, metallic, and honey…a bit hot, with a medium viscosity and long duration Overall: I picked this up on sale for ~$14 from a local ABC, so I didn’t initially have the highest of hopes. While the nose was surprisingly decent, the palate was definitely more consistent with the price I paid. This is definitely passable as a sipper in a pinch, but would be more likely to shine as a base for cocktails.
Nom 1424- a solid value blanco, perfect for mixing and can be sipped in a pinch. I personally think I can sip this a little easier than Olmeca Altos or Legado.
Great value & price, liter bottle, great for making cocktails. Will not disappoint
This was surprising. Citrus, minerality, pepper heat. This would make an excellent well tequila or cocktail mixer.
Azteca Azul Silver Blanco and Azteca Azul Gold Joven are both distilled at the Camarena Distillery in Jalisco, Mexico, and made from blue agave grown on the distillery’s estates in the Arandas Highlands and baked in traditional clay ovens.
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Sampled at Aurora Tequila Fest. At about $25 this is a great deal with extra points for value. But it tastes too soft and sweet to me.