Cascahuín Tahona Blanco

Some fruity peach and melon scents, with a mineral quality noticeable when not immediately after smelling a different product. A bit vegetal on the tongue, with some of those concrete and orange peel notes present. Comes across as a more reserved and balanced version of that other product with a better mouthfeel, which itself is pretty good.

I typically favor spirits with higher alcohol content, but this tequila, even at 42%, still packs a punch. This might be due to the robust herbal aromas that are noticeable. This is easily a top tequila choice if you're seeking a more premium experience without a hefty price tag.

A quality, thick Blanco that presents abundant cooked agave, quince pears, minerality, melons, pineapples, grapefruit, jalapeños, and black pepper.

Exceptional Blanco, with a slightly higher proof at 42% yet remarkably smooth and delicious, featuring clean, savory, floral, and mineral notes.

Nose of rich agave, vanilla, citrus, and a hint of pepper. Palate is oily with prominent lemon and subtle herbal notes. Finish is like lemon cake, offering warmth and a drying sensation.

Smell: limited, unripe, earthy Taste: stale, aged, dry, more earthy and unripe Aftertaste: peppery