Floral n the nose. Sweet cooked agave. Light mint. Very nice palate. Again, I get floral, honey, agave, mint nice complexity.

Nose: A noticeable yeasty funk leads things off, followed by plenty of cooked vegetal character. There’s a nice thread of minerality running through it all, with fresh lime adding just enough brightness to keep everything in balance. Palate & Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a rounded mouthfeel. Sweet agave is front and center, backed by more vegetal notes and a healthy dose of black pepper. It’s direct and well composed without trying to do too much. Finish: Clean and lingering, leaving a pleasant peppery tingle alongside lasting agave sweetness. It fades naturally and invites another sip. Final Thoughts: This is my favorite unaged Lost Lore expression I’ve had to date. It doesn’t rely on complexity or novelty. It just executes the fundamentals extremely well. Straightforward, clean and delicious, with excellent agave character from start to finish.

tried at sabor chicago Lost lore green bottle blanco (comes in 3 more colors, same juice) Agave and vegetal Very nice

Different nose and palate. Agave and vegetal with minerals. Quite herbal. Its a nice tequila.

—Nose: From the very first waft you get agave. Initially cooked agave and some sweet sweet potato from the roasted pinas.  Minerality comes through early on. If you pull your nose a little bit away from the glass you get hints of mint. Going back in you start to pick up on vegetal notes, some raw agave. The more you let it sit, you start to get some yeasty notes mixed with some floral notes. Oooh, that makes for an interesting combination. Pleaseant. It’s funny outside of smelling tequila, if you were to tell me to take a sniff of something that had yeasty-floral notes, I would probably pass. With tequila, I’d stick my nose in the glass before you finished your sentence. The longer it sits the more subtle the agave becomes. It’s still there only more subtle, but the floral notes become more prevalent. That yeast is very slight, and doesn’t stand alone. It part of the floral aroma, but not lactic at all. It’s making me question if it’s actual yeast, or just part of the floral aroma. Going to leave it, since I’m getting it. And not overpowering. There’s a lot there, but nothing is really heavy. It is a nicely balanced nose —Palate: On the palate you get the cooked agave. It’s upfront, but not as strong as I thought it would be. The alcohol doesn’t come until the back end. Before that you get some minerals, some fruit—maybe melon. Toward the back end you start to notice the numbing affect from the alcohol. Nice warming, not hot. Some of that Szechuan pepper feeling. Earthy. Very slight sweetness, but it does a lot to round it out and really soften the tequila. This is not oily, but still coats your mouth. Ok, I’ve sat the glass now to write, and just came back after 5 or 6 minutes, and right up from caramel comes in. Definitely more sweetness than before, but still subtle and balanced. That was a pleasant surprise! its —Aftertaste: Decently long. Changes from agave, to mineral, to a long floral-alcohol warmth. Doesn’t burn by the numbing affect last long into the finish. Nothing pushes anything else out of the way. Everything sort of plays nicely together, like well behaved kids on a playground, or a practiced orchestra. —Final thoughts: This is going to sound somewhat simplistic, but this is just a really nice tequila. It really good. And that’s not at all unexpected from Lost Lore or NOM 1414 and Sergio Cruz. That’s why it is somewhat simplistic, what do you expect. But that’s not nothing. A really good tequila isn’t a given. This is. Well made, balance, pleasant nose, palate, and finish. You should buy it, before it’s gone. An you can drink it and feel extra good, supporting a good cause. —The Tequila Note—

LLHRBCO2630, bottled on 06/05/26, tasted on 7-17-26. Aroma: intense cooked agave, light acidity, earthy, light citrus, ethanol sensation feels high at the beginning but softens out as time goes by, hint of fruitiness, hint of cooked agave sweetness. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, good sweet and sour balance, hint of briny sensation at the end. Cinnamon. Finish is medium to long, cooked agave, earthy and a hint of cooked agave sweetness persists.

Very agave forward, unapologetically intense, unpolished, great cooked agave and citrus and vegetal nose. Strong vegetal and mineral palate, strong hot alcohol vibe, long peppery finish. Great strong base for mixed drinks.

Was hesitant to purchase the ninth(?) blanco expression from Lost Lore, but I’m really glad I did. Such a beautiful tequila.

On the Nose fresh pop I get cooked agave, a herbal note along with minerality. On the palate I get roasted agave, cinnamon, citrus and a fruit note. Finish is oily and coats the tongue very nice. 90 proof is a perfect proof point for this tequila. I came back to this a day later and wow has it opened up that sweet cooked agave is front and center .

Nose: cooked agave, mint, vegetal, ripe banana Taste: cooked agave, mineral, ripe banana, vegetal Finish: the banana lingers, along with some peppermint Overall: This is a really great tequila, especially for the price. It has notes that remind me of the Valley Blanco, but also has some distinct fruity notes.