El Luchador

Jalisco (Los Altos Southern)
Nom 1517
Additional Distilleries: 1480

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Good tasting anejo, the palate i get some agave, caramel, honey, oak spices. Will have to revisit the Luchador lineup soon.

Random pick up to try for $44.99 plus tax. Noticed it takes a long time for legs/tears to develop on the glass. The Tequila really sits on the wall of the glass. Aroma: Some agave, mineral, grassy, musty, cherry and rubber/plastic notes Flavor: herbal, mineral, faint cherry. Not very complex. Finish: herbal and earthy. Finishes quickly. Very thick mouthfeel and that coats the mouth, I very much don’t care for it. Overall, very simple, not a lot of flavor or complexity. Probably wouldn’t buy again over other options in that price range.

Aromas of damp earth, very damp earth, combined with a bit of basil, agave, and minerality, though not that intense overall. The taste is somewhat muted at first but then develops into a flavorful blend of agave, garden herbs, and more of that damp earthiness from the aroma. A bit of citrus on the finish, dry with a decent amount of heat and black pepper that borders on bitter, with some herbal sage notes as well.

No 1517 Pretty good high proof a lot of cooked agave in both the nose and the flavor a little bit of earthiness and both the nose and the flavor . A little floral and I’m trying to put my finger on the fruit that I pick up. The finish is cinnamon and Long enjoyable

Musty agave nose that follows through on the palate. Nice finish with a lingering pepper. Not bad

Tasted blind. Surprised by how much I like this one! Overall really good. Would buy it again.

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Men's Journal
Aug 09, 2016

A Handy Guide to Buying Traditional Tequila

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