Tequila Corrido is produced from select blue Weber Single-Estate grown agave in the red soil of the highlands region of Jalisco. Los Altos Blue Weber agave is known for its higher sugar content, which provides this tequila with its characteristic great balance of crisp and floral aromas. The agave used in Corrido Cristalino are slow-cooked in tightly closed stainless steel ovens and are double distilled. With methods similar to Cognac distillation, we get rid of the "heads" and "tails" and take only the smallest "heart" of each distillate.

Similar to a Ballad, the Corrido is a musical form developed in Mexico, and specifically rose from a "Border Culture" along the Lower Rio Grande region, primarily between the mid 1800s and the 1930s. The Corrido became known as "musica de la frontera" (border music) because it was especially popular along the U.S.-Mexico border regions.

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Tequila Corrido Blanco * Tasted May 2010 * Riedel Tequila Glass

Appearance: clear - thick body and slow tears
Aroma: agave with floral / herbal notes and burnt sugar
Initial Taste: sweet agave, light grass
Spirit Body: floral and spicy agave, hint of anise
Finish / Aftertaste: heated mouthfeel, sweet floral and long mint aftertaste

Excellent Tequila and presentation from Corrido!

92 Excellent Highly Recommended
Overall rating		92
Aroma-Nose		94
Initial Taste		90
Body		93
Finish		91
Enjoyability		92
Price		92
Presentation		96

Reviewed by Tequila.net December 27, 2008
Last updated: June 13, 2010
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Overall rating		93
Aroma-Nose		92 (2)
Initial Taste		93 (2)
Body		93 (2)
Finish		93 (2)
Enjoyability		93 (2)
Price		92 (2)
Presentation		92 (2)

I love the entire Corrido line. Consistency in flavor and a wonderful tequila throughout. With that said, this is my least favorite of the brand.

Aroma: The nose was sweet and pleasant with notes of fruit.
Initial taste: A nice agave flavor and the fruit/citrus flavors really come through.
Body: Medium to heavy body that coats the glass well. The flavor lasts nicely from the initial taste. A bit more spice comes through later.
Finish: A nice pleasant burn on the end with a nice long finish.

I really like Corrido. After the current bottles are gone, I'm sure that I'll quickly replenish. Along with Chinaco, this is one of my favorite brands.

Overall rating		92
Aroma-Nose		93
Initial Taste		92
Body		92
Finish		92
Enjoyability		92
Price		93
Presentation		93

Reviewed by Tequila Tourist January 25, 2012
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Tasted out of a riedel glass at a Corrido tasting. This is quite possibly my favorite of the current new tequilas to hit the market. Usually, the aroma is sort of like my 'lead in' as to whats coming. This one took me by surprise..In this case, the aroma was a little misleading to me, but that's fine because what came next was quite tasty. I think its good to be thrown off your familiar path from time to time. An excellent definition of blanco.

Aroma: Wet cement, black pepper. Quite unique.
Initial Taste: A very sweet entry, a thin mouth feel, with no bitterness.
Body: A beautifully rounded agave body, with ever so slight cinnamon and earth.
Finish: A slightly heated finish with a pleasant agave lingering.

Overall rating		93
Aroma-Nose		91
Initial Taste		94
Body		94
Finish		94
Enjoyability		94
Price		90
Presentation		90

Reviewed by Piña February 11, 2011
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