Bottle of Clase Azul Plata

Clase Azul Plata

Type: Tequila
Brand: Clase Azul
Nom
1595
932 Ratings See All

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Production Details
NOM : 1595 ,
(Previously: 1416, 1137 )
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : - ,
Region : Jalisco (Central) ,
Cooking : Stone/Brick Ovens ,
Extraction : Roller Mill ,
Water Source : Deep well water ,
Fermentation : Stainless steel tanks, 100% agave, Fermentation without fibers ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Copper Pot ,
Aging : - ,
ABV/Proof : 40% abv (80-proof)
Other : -

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Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

34
Agave (cooked)
21
Vanilla
14
Pepper (black)
10
Cream Soda
10
Caramel
9
Alcohol
8
Fruity
7
Citrus
5
Agave (raw)
5
Mint
4
Butterscotch
4
Lime

Flavors Detected

33
Agave (cooked)
23
Vanilla
20
Pepper (black)
12
Cream Soda
10
Caramel
8
Alcohol
7
Citrus
6
Fruity
6
Agave (raw)
6
Mint
5
Artificial Sweetener
4
Cinnamon

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

  • 64 Rating

nom 1416 something weird i cant define on the nose. palate is super sweet like aspartame. completely lacking agave in the profile. but it is sippable if u like super sweet artificial flavors

  • 62 Rating

Definitely has a lot of additives. Not good. Very sweet with a lot of vanilla that turns medicinal. Very little to no agave, with a light almost non existent pepper.

  • 70 Rating

Very sweet for a blanco. Very pricey. Would rather have many more for less money.

  • 67 Rating

I get allot a lot of alcohol on the nose along with pepper and vanilla. Actually tastes better than it smells but for the cost not a great value.

  • 60 Rating

I have had this MX release bottle with 2007 tax stamp since 2009 so was somewhat surprised I had yet to rate it. Still 2/3 full it doesn't taste compromised at all. Sweet like sugar water and coats the mouth as in added glycerin. Some ethanol for finish and no agave to be seen.

  • 67 Rating

NOM 1595 | Way too sweet for my blanco taste buds. Additives, additives, additives

  • 65 Rating

NOM 1416 | It’s artificially sweetened tequila which is a waste of agave. Don’t waste your money. Find an artisanal tequila instead.

  • 68 Rating

Overall the taste is good. Smooth and I got a surprising amount of agave and pepper. It’s a little overly sweet and way over priced.

  • 82 Rating

NOM 1595 | I am not typically a fan of Silver Tequilas. This Plata changes my opinion... it follows the Clase Azul trend and is very sweet on the pallet, vegetal and agave very present. The finish is where this tequila stands out. Nice light burn with a pleasant agave finish.

  • 67 Rating

Super sweet. Cotton candy and bubble gum. Lots of vanilla. Oddly thick (most likely) from the use of glycerin. Nice bottle though.

  • 77 Rating

NOM 1416- A unique and out of the ordinary tequila. Strong aromas of agave, pepper, citrus, vanilla, cream soda, and alcohol. Flavors are on the sweet side with vanilla and caramel predominant, and pepper and agave present, and a little cinnamon. Finish is sweet with pepper and cream soda mix with fruits and mint, leaving silky legs on glass. Price is steep perhaps because of the bottle.

  • 62 Rating

NOM 1595 | Just way too sweet, it’s doesn’t hold a lot of classic agave flavour hence the rating.

  • 77 Rating

NOM 1416 | NOM 1416- A unique and out of the ordinary tequila. Strong aromas of agave, pepper, citrus, vanilla, cream soda, and alcohol. Flavors are on the sweet side with vanilla and caramel predominant, and pepper and agave present, and a little cinnamon. Finish is sweet with pepper and cream soda mix with fruits and mint, leaving silky legs on glass. Price is steep perhaps because of the bottle.

  • 53 Rating

NOM 1416 | Nose is fruity and very floral. Hints of agave and pepper. I detect an odd trace of cotton candy. Flavor: First hit of cinnamon and pepper quickly turns into a heavy, syrupy sweetness. A little pepper creeps back in, but over the top sweetness is the prevalent impression. Little to no desirable finish. Just too cloying...

  • 37 Rating

NOM 1416 | Very light nose, hard to pick up anything distinctly agave. The entry is super sweet, obviously manipulated with additives. Sugary and heavy vanilla, like a cream soda. The finish lasts way longer than it needs to. This stuff is gross.

  • 45 Rating

NOM 1416 | NOM 1416 The aroma is very subtle/non-descript. A bit of grass and licorice is all I pick up. Maybe just a hint of cooked agave and black pepper. The primary flavor is peppermint. This tequila is very syrupy and overpoweringly sweet. This is one of those cases where it is hard to believe that some sort of additive isn't involved. This just doesn't taste natural. For all the spice in the flavor, the finish is very brief. For the price, this is a big disappointment. 3/20/2016

  • 60 Rating

NOM 1416 | Way too sweet!...

  • 53 Rating

NOM 1416 | Aroma: Very strong anise notes with hints of vanilla and agave. Flavor: Very strange and not what I was expecting at all. It's overly sweet and doesn't taste natural to me at all. There's no sign of agave and it reminds me a bit of eating candy.

  • 59 Rating

NOM 1416 | Not picking up much on the nose. Clean and smooth. The sweetness overpowers any other flavors present. Nice long spicy finish though. Too sweet for me. I think this may be the most overpriced blanco I've had.

  • 76 Rating

NOM 1416 | A bit too syrupy for my taste, but wonderful to smell.

  • 67 Rating

Smells sweet with a fake sweet after taste creamy

  • 78 Rating

NOM 1595 | Nose: new car smell, mineral spirits Palate: cigar humidor, drew estates acid flavoring Mouth: a little oily, heat backbone. Lingering heat Finish: a long finish. Aftershave, homemade soap This “agave based beverage” doesn’t have the cloying sweetness of the reposado. With each sip, some underlying strange flavors start to surface. NOM1595

  • 60 Rating

Overrated. Way overpriced. Nice bottle though. Meh.

  • 15 Rating

A lots of sugar and additives, smell like ordinario, the finish is like a cough medicine (jarabe para la tos)

  • 65 Rating

NOM 1595 | Aroma is vegetable like Flavor is pepper Finish is agave and immediately earthy. I had a a pour neat for $26 in a Acopa Memphis old fashioned glass. I would not buy the bottle as I feel this is overpriced.