Bottle: AMM’s First Blind Tasting of 2026, Bottle #9 Appearance: Clear Nose: Cooked agave, yeast/dough, toasted bread, butter, minerality, wet cement, herbal, laurel, brine/salinity, Spanish olive, Grana Padano cheese, almond, white pepper, aloe, wet earth, and rosemary…I like this a lot Palate: Cooked agave, toasted bread, butter, yeast/dough, Spanish olive, brine/salinity, minerality, wet cement, black and white pepper, cinnamon, citrus, grapefruit, almond, herbal, laurel, aloe, Grana Padano cheese, and wet earth…very similar to the nose and, still, very enjoyable Finish: Black pepper, Spanish olive, brine/salinity, and butter…medium length with medium viscosity, super consistent with the nose and palate My blind score: 88 Panelist average blind score: 83.75 Difference: +4.25 Overall: Pending…

Blind tasting with AMM: This was a bright and herbal forward blanco with a fresh, slightly savory edge that keeps things interesting. On the nose, cooked agave comes through clearly, supported by a vegetal backbone and lively citrus. Black pepper adds a bit of lift, while a noticeable dill note brings a unique, almost savory herbal quality. Additional herbal tones round it out and give it a clean, green profile. On the palate, the cooked agave leads again, followed by citrus and black pepper for balance and brightness. Vegetal and herbal notes carry through, keeping it crisp and fresh with a slightly savory lean. The finish is medium in length, leaving behind a mix of agave, citrus, and light herbal notes. Overall, this is a clean, herbaceous blanco with a distinctive dill note that sets it apart and makes it a fun, memorable pour.

Tasted blind. Spicy aroma with some clove and vegetal notes. Flavor was oily with veg pepper maybe some plum. The finish was fairly quick with a nice minty element to it.

Blind tasting via AMM: Some hay and a little vegetal on the nose. More green notes on the flavor that’s slightly bitter and has a light jalapeño finish

The nose is rather tame. Some vanilla, astringency and florals. The palate is a bit better, although a slight acetone is present. Palate is mint, agave, vanilla, florals a hint of honey and some nail polish. Nice finish, leaning into florals and vanilla. It’s a clean well made blanco for sure, but not my favorite of the bunch.

• Visual: Good viscosity. Clear with clear medium edge. • Initial Nasal Impact: Warming with slight prickle. • Aroma: Lemon, tropical fruit, jalapeño, fresh herbal note. • Mouthnotes. Buttery with light alcohol. • Flavor: Honey, guava, cinnamon, fresh sage, butter, wintergreen mint. • Finish: Long with wintergreen, sage, jalapeño and guava. Gets drying and sweet halfway through the Finish. Very easy drinking.

AMM Blinds march 2026 #9 nose - had a sweet smell with some alcohol and sulfur on the nose palate - sweet agave citrus fruit; muted easy sipper. not complex palate better than nose

Not much on aroma. Tastes batter than expected. On after taste I feel some additives kind of sprite like.

Aroma: (21) Agave, Black Pepper, Citrus Taste: (26) Agave, Black Pepper, Citrus, & Cinnamon Finish: (21) Black Pepper & cinnamon finish not lingering Overall: (81) Nice Blanco but for $80, there are a lot of Blancos I’m picking up before buying Agazul again.