Tastes

If you want to know what a mezcal tastes like, the most basic idea of it, this is it. Flavor profile-wise, it’s a pretty mild or even commercial mezcal. It’s also thick, which makes it feel very inexpensive. Verdict: commercial and barely has any taste.

One of the smoothest, if not the smoothest tequila I’ve tasted. It’s on the expensive side for being just a Joven tequila, but it’s all worth it; one of the finest tequilas out there. Its flavor profile is fresh and slightly fruity, with spicy pepper notes and a subtle agave syrup aftertaste; tastes like a much softer, more refined version of Herradura Ultra.

After trying it for the first time, I instantly noticed the strong agave syrup taste, which is, of course, thanks to it having agave nectar added in after the distillation. Its profile is strong, with a strong agave taste, reminiscent of more premium tequilas, without the softness (or hangover...) that usually accompanies Golden tequilas.