Cascahuín Tahona Blanco

Thats very smooth. Easy to drink straight

One nice and viscous Blanco with loads of cooked agave, quince pears, minerals, melons, pineapples, grapefruit, jalapeños, and black peppers.

Some fruity peach and melon aromas, along with some mineral that is apparent when not immediately following a sniff of Siembra Valles. A little vegetal on the palate, with some of those cement and orange pith notes in there. Comes across as a more restrained and balanced version of SV with a better mouthfeel, which itself is pretty good.

Woah

I usually prefer higher Abv, but this tequila even at 42% still has its kick, that could be for the strong herbal aromas that come through. Easily one of the tequila to go for if want to try something more premium without spending crazy money.