Siete Leguas Blanco Tequila

This immediately smells like tequila, with a mix of minerals, sweetness, herbs, and a kick of spice. There are just a few things going on, but the flavors are all quite good. I do wish there were less pepper, but I would sip this as is and be reasonably happy. Pineapple is here, mixed with lime and maybe a little olive. The pineapple presence makes this really refreshing and fun. Some sage gets in there too, but it does not overwhelm. As it is, this is pretty smooth and quite rounded. It's rich without having a bunch of bad flavors. The slightly bitter earthy and smoky notes on the finish play well with the sweetness and minerals. There is a good amount going on. Not a masterpiece, but very good. Note: this review underestimates the sweetness.

Tequila muy popular que ha bajado su calidad en los últimos años

Salty and somewhat sweet. Spicy black pepper burn late. Not as earthy and vegetal as Fortaleza, but still has a nice spicey rustic edge to it, nice metallic salty nose, but not harsh. Very nice, tad sweet.

Neat from a freshly opened bottle Nose is agave, white pepper, and earthy..faintly funky hay Taste is sweet, agave, tropical fruit, cinnamon candy, minerals, and hint of that hay and some herbs. Moderately rich mouthfeel. Finish is pretty long, most notably that cinnamon, minerals, and that earthy hay. There's a lot to taste here. I think that yeast really sets this apart. It's sweet and fruity from the highland agave, yet has that earthy, rustic, slightly funky side from the yeast. It's a nice contrast that gives it balance and is definitely a sipper to exercise those taste buds. It may not be for everyone..but if you like good tequila and good cheese, I think you'll love it

Just too peppery for me, slightly medicinal in my view