Reviews Fuenteseca Reserva Extra Añejo 7-year (2014) Cinnamon and vanilla waltz to perfection. Fuenteseca 7-Year is sofa king good. Bruno-approved. Trujillo Manifiesto 56 Everyone else tasted magic. I tasted disappointment, ethanol, and something that might’ve been a sad little olive. Fuenteseca Reserva Extra Añejo 5-year This pricey Fuenteseca dances like a mess—cinnamon chaos and vanilla nowhere to be found. Alma del Jaguar Nocturna Blanco Fall 2024 Cooked agave, pepper, vanilla—bold, smooth, and worth every bit of the hype. Cazcanes No. 9 Rosa Reposado Yumminess in a glass. Cazcanes Rosa is dessert-y, delicious, and instantly hooked me. General Gorostieta Blanco High Proof Bold agave, citrus, and the perfect burn—this high-proof blanco puts on a show. El Caballito Cerrero Azul Añejo Cheesy, spicy, and rebellious—Caballito Cerrero Azul Añejo rides solo, and it works. Terralta Tequila Extra Añejo Terralta Extra Añejo is a caramel-vanilla masterpiece. Get the bottle—and the whole lineup. Siembra Alteño Reposado Buttery, sweet, and sneaky-good—Siembra Alteño Reposado made me want a second bottle immediately. Fortaleza Añejo Legend status confirmed. Fortaleza Añejo is smooth, balanced, and cooler than a cat in shades. Calle 23 Criollo Bright, vegetal, and somehow dessert-like—Calle 23 Criollo is pure agave wizardry Viva Mexico High Proof Blanco – Tequila Hombre Cooked agave, cinnamon, and earth—this high-proof Blanco absolutely earns its hype. Cimarron Reposado Cimarrón Reposado: clean, no-frills agave with a kiss of oak. Easy sipper, great value. Campo Azul 1940 Reposado Solid, smooth, and vanilla-kissed—Campo Azul 1940 Reposado is steady Eddie with no frills. El Tesoro Extra Anejo El Tesoro Extra Añejo had the hype—but this bottle just didn’t hit for me. Lalo High Proof Blanco Not a flawless masterpiece, but a certified good time in a bottle Lost Lore Amburano Reposado Grandma’s apple pie meets high-proof agave magic. You need this bottle Montagave Blanco Las Rocas Sleeper Blanco with depth—Montagave Las Rocas delivers without the flashy fanfare Tequila Ocho Añejo Old Fitzgerald Corralillos Barrel Select Creamy, peppery, and dangerously sippable—Corralillos might just outshine its Potrero twin Tequila G4 Blanco 108 G4 Blanco 108 is bold, balanced, and criminally underappreciated. Buy two—you’ll thank yourself Tequila Ocho Añejo Old Fitzgerald Potrero Grande Barrel Select Bold, smooth, pricey. Not quite the homerun I expected 2022 Tequila Ocho Blanco Cerro Del Gallo Bright, citrusy, and clean a Mahvelous sip! Yeyo High Proof Blanco Yéyo High Proof Blanco feels like a high-stakes spy thriller in a glass Siembra Alteño Blanco The Rodney Dangerfield of Tequila (But Way Better Looking) Siembra Valles High Proof Blanco The Tequila That Keeps You Guessing (In the Best Way Possible) Siete Leguas Siete Décadas Solid. A good pour, but a little disappointing for the price. Caballito Cerrero Puntas Azul The Beast You Have to Tame Madre Tequila Blanco Bold, different, and unexpectedly lovable. Madre Blanco is the rebel that stole my heart Gran Dovejo High Proof Blanco Gran Dovejo High Proof Blanco: A Flavor Bomb That Might Be Messing With You Don Fulano Blanco Fuerte The Pepper Bomb That Keeps You Coming Back Cimarron Blanco Cimarron Blanco: The Reliable Workhorse of Tequila Cabal Still Strength Blanco Cabal Still Strength Blanco: A Mystery Wrapped in Agave and Fire Volans Anejo Tequila Volans Añejo: Dessert or Tequila? Why Not Both. Don Vicente Fuerte 108 Blanco Don Vicente Fuerte 108: High Proof, High Drama, and No Apologies Don Rico Blanco Tequila Review Don Rico Blanco: A Sip with a Side of Surprise Terralta Blanco Tequila Review Terralta Blanco: Earthy, Bold, and Agave-Forward
