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Mezcal Vago Espadin Emigdio Jarquin( Heaven Hill). A crystal clear liquid with sweet and subtle elements of cooked fruit and agave on the nose. Layers of smoke and fruit and spice coat the tongue. The finish is a long, warm, light peppery experience, with whisps of smoke coming along for the ride.
Codigo 1530 Blanco Tequila( Codigo). Though a blanco, it still spends time in white oak barrels and maintains its clear coloring. Citrus fruit, smoked
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agave and floral notes are on the nose. It lies softly on the tongue with hints of smoke and pepper. The finish is long and smooth, with the continued presence of smoke and pepper.
Bandero Blanco( Rokit Drinks). Triple distilled and additive free. Its nose is a mix of smoke, lime and citrus notes. Vanilla and soft sweetness coats the mouth with spice on the edge of the tongue. Finish is clean and peppery with light layers of citrus.
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Creyente Espadin( Proximo). Two blended mezcals to deliver a smoky campfire aroma with pops of spice on the nose. The smokiness continues in the mouth with soft layers of fresh fruit. The finish has the original campfire smokiness and wraps the light fruit with medium warmth down the throat. |
Laelia Tequila Blanco( Casa Natima). Although a blanco, it rests in a wine barrel for up to 14 days and maintains its crystal clear coloring. A medley of toasted agave and citrus on |
the nose. It coats the mouth with a continuation of citrus and smoke. The finish is smooth with hints of pepper on top of its light smokiness.
Los Hermanos 1978 Añejo( Los Hermanos). Resting in bourbon barrels gives this tequila its golden amber color, along with vanilla, dark spice and oakiness on the nose. It lies firmly in the mouth with light oakiness and a medley of spice and vanilla. A nice long finish meant for sipping.
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