The flavor tends toward the mild with some alcohol presence, but impressively little. There is a clear herbal presence if you wait long enough, but it is mild enough to get mixed in with the alcohol giving a slight note of rubbing alcohol. It's somewhat like T1 Reposado diluted with Chopin Wheat Vodka. Agave is present with the faintest hints of lime and green olives combined with some lingering mint. Eventually, I can pick out some sweetness. The flavor is well-rounded but not very rich. If you imagine hard enough, there is a lot going on here. Otherwise though, it is pretty underwhelming. It isn't bad, but it isn't exciting. It's mostly just technically impressive. I do wish that the finish were less spicy though (it's an interesting mix of spicy and smooth). The long finish is clean with a tad of numbness. Honestly, it mostly seems like a great mixer. I would be perfectly happy to sip this, but I would never love it. Note: this review underestimates the sweetness.
4.12
About this bottle
The ArteNOM brand is a selection tequilas highlighting not only where the tequila is produced (the NOM) but the Master Mezcalero who distills it. This tequila was produced at NOM 1580, the Destiladora El Paraiso by Gabriel López-Garibay who uses agaves sourced at his Rancho El Olvido in Los Altos of Jalisco.
How it tastes
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Reviews
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ContemplativeFox
3.0
SkipZ
4.0
Truly herbal and tasty. Very robust wth baked agave, mint, hints of ash, some mineralality and has a slight edgy finish. Around a 90 score for me.
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