Bottle of Casa Mexico Blanco
Agavos Awards
Gold
2026

Casa Mexico Blanco

Type: Tequila
Brand: Casa Mexico
Nom
1589
101 Ratings See All
Production Details
NOM : 1589 ,
(Previously: 1455, 1545 )
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Region : Jalisco (Central) ,
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Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

7
Agave (cooked)
6
Alcohol
5
Lime
3
Citrus
3
Pepper (black)
3
Minerals
3
Acetone
2
Anise
2
Vegetal
2
Herbal
2
Astringent
2
Solvent

Flavors Detected

9
Pepper (black)
6
Agave (cooked)
4
Lime
4
Alcohol
4
Citrus
4
Acetone
3
Licorice
3
Minerals
3
Herbal
3
Vanilla
2
Anise
2
Medicinal

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

  • 67 Rating

nov 2024 nom 1589 cmbo42412 wasn't a fan. nose is very yeasty with acetone notes palate is sweeter and different from the nose. tastes like fake sugar additives to me

  • 67 Rating

NOM 1545 | Nose does not match the taste at all. Suspect some additives in this. I get strong notes of molasses & vanilla.

  • 77 Rating

Good for cocktails… citrus forward with a chemical layer (acetone, astringent & briny) Tastes like a diffuser made tequila with additives

  • 85 Rating

NOM 1455 | Nose: sweet cooked agave, lime, citrus, cooked pear, and anise Flavor: earthy, agave, light black pepper notes, sweetness of honey, and anise is in the background Finish: ice medium finish that starts sweet and ends with a nice spice I would use this tequila in my cooking. Would work with shrimp, butternut squash or eggplant

  • 86 Rating

NOM 1545. Alcohol on the nose with some agave. Flavor is decent with some pepper. For under $30 I enjoyed it as a sipper. Would make a fine mixer. I agree with the other reviews, a nice middle of the road option

  • 85 Rating

Casa Mexico This tequila is nice. It’s a solid blanco that sits right in the middle. It isn’t too sweet but it isn’t very complex either. This tequila can be a budget sipper and a solid mixer. Nose: Bright citrus, lime. Minerals and agave with a sweet note hiding in the back. Taste: Sweet agave, anise and pepper. Finish: The alcohol tingles on the pallet in a pleasant way. Nice pepper finish.

  • 73 Rating

NOM 1589 | Very mellow anisette flavor towards the end of the sip

  • 71 Rating

Clay

  • 70 Rating

Fair for 30 bucks. don't like the after taste. probably fine for mixing.

  • 77 Rating

very sweet with a variety of flavors. like additives but good. excellent value for mixed drinks

  • 76 Rating

You get a frosting smell on the nose, not aggressive but still present. Also some light citrusy lime zest notes that leads to chemicals. Definitely some additives in this blanco. The taste isn't horrible but also is following that nose from before. Frosting and citrus, with some banana but almost like a runts candy banana. Not my favorite but for a bargain bottle it's okay.

  • 77 Rating

NOM 1455 | Light on the nose, seems like Champagne yeast and light finish slight pepper

  • 80 Rating

Nom 1545: Alcohol and Agave forward nose, herbal sweetness on the tongue. Bright but with an almost baking spice warmth in flavor. For the price ( 26.99 for me) probably one of the best Margarita tequilas I have found. Honestly, blew me away. Highest of the middle shelf.

  • 80 Rating

NOM 1545 | Alcohol on the nose. Cooked agave with loads of anise up front and hints of lime, lite heat finish. Low price, could be a good mixer.