Yeyo High Proof Blacno
Licensed to Sip: Yéyo on a Mission
Yéyo High Proof Blanco feels like a high-stakes spy thriller in a glass—fast-paced, mysterious, and just dangerous enough to keep things interesting. It doesn’t sneak up on you so much as stroll in with purpose, toss you a dossier full of agave intel, and wait for your reaction.
First sip? It’s a full-on cooked agave briefing—no fluff, no filler, just the real deal. Then the layers start peeling back: a sharp burst of black pepper, some zesty citrus flickers, and out of nowhere—a flash of black licorice. Not the sticky candy kind, but that subtle, herbal note that makes you lean in and ask, “Wait, what was that?” It’s complex without being fussy, bold without showing off.
At 48% ABV, the heat is present, but not overpowering. This isn’t a flamethrower—it’s more like a firm handshake from someone who knows krav maga. The burn is warm, smooth, and supportive—it lifts the flavors without stealing the spotlight. Just the right amount of punch to keep things interesting.
The nose is quirky in the best way. It’s not textbook clean—it’s got a wild streak. A little vegetal, maybe a hint of crushed herbs or wet gravel, and definitely something funky in the citrus family. It doesn’t come right out and tell you what it is. It makes you work for it. But once you’ve locked on, it all clicks.
This is the kind of blanco that doesn’t follow orders. It makes its own path, with bold flavor and a confident stride. Yéyo isn’t trying to be smooth for the masses—it’s here for the agave lovers who want a little action in their glass.
I’ll keep this bottle on standby for those nights when I want something that sips with a little suspense and a lot of payoff.
