http://www.tequila.net/ http://www.tequila.net/images/stories/tequila_rss.gif http://www.tequila.net/ 517-1131 http://www.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/blancos/don-abraham-tequila-silver.html Don Abraham Tequila Silver, NOM 1480. What an elegant, understated, & unpretentious tequila this is. From it's crystalline, clear color to it's rich, robust cooked agave nose, this is one finely crafted spirit. The first taste revealed complex cardamon & licorice developing into earthy, orange citrus flavors with a light-medium body. This was followed by a moderate finish that rolled off the palate to the back of the throat with a warm, glowing sensation. I sincerely enjoyed this extremely smooth tequila & highly recommend it to any blanco/silver lover, if you can find it. To me, reminiscent of El Reformador but slightly better. I had to order mine online which was another positive experience making it, however, a bit more expensive. This beautifully hand-blown crystal bottle of tequila set me back $32.95 + shipping from the west coast. Well worth every penny! ]]> Sat, 16 May 2009 15:47:37 -0400 517-1110 http://www.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/blancos/don-abraham-tequila-silver.html Tasted out of a shot glass. Not my favorite way to taste, but that's all they had to serve it in. I had been wanting to try this one for some time now. I kept hearing good things about it. Well, I think it lived up to its reputation. This a a very nice blanco. If your preference is earthy, and herbaceous , then this is the blanco for you. I love the 'Old Mexico' presentation, and its a great value. Aroma: An earthy aroma, full of herbs, and slight smoke. Initial Taste: A thin mouth feel tequila. No bitterness on entry with an initial taste of herbs. Body: A bold body, consisting of herbs, earth, smoke and agave, and an ever so slight floral. FInish: A semi heated finish of medium duration with a lingering of herbs. ]]> Sat, 02 May 2009 16:45:04 -0400