Deep, rich, cherry agave aroma. Flavor adds light oak and black cherry. Very balanced and complimentary to the aroma, delish. Long and inquisitive finish.
Tasted blind with AMM: Aroma of apricot. More apricot on the flavor with some amaretto notes. Short finish. Points deducted for price.
A lot of sweetness for an addictive free tequila. I was originally very skeptical of this because the of the level of sweetness. Once I heard it was truly additive free, I was sold. Their claim to fame is the process of them harvesting the agave to distillation is only 24 hours
Panel members responded with honest and detailed tasting notes that ended up revealing some interesting trends. Let’s get into it.
Despite the obstacles 2020 brought, sales of tequila have soared. To look at exactly how the industry changed in 2020, I asked a panel of tequila experts to weigh in.
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For plenty of folks – usually those of the frozen margarita-mixing, salt lime shot-swilling variety – it’s hard to actually like tequila, but by the time you’re done listening to Maestro Tequilero Jose Valdez talk, you kind of just wish you did.
When it comes to selling tequila these days, retailers and restaurateurs have little trouble getting product to move off the shelves and from the back bar. But the question is: which products?
AMM Blind Tasting: On the nose I got a burst of cherry, cola, molasses and a decent hint of cooked agave with subtle black pepper and licorice. A nice sipper with brown sugar, baking spices, raisin and a hint of citrus. A dry, almost port-like finish.