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Tequila Don Nacho Blanco
Tequila Don Nacho Blanco is 100% Puro de Agave, and produced at Fabrica de Tequila Don Nacho.
Tequila Don Nacho emerges from the red earth that sheltered it and its honey flavor for so many years. Embedded in 60,000 square meters in the immense Jalisco plateau, it is located in Arandas. Ignacio Hernandez Gutierrez, known as Don Nacho, heads the family owned company. A man of vast knowledge with over 20 years experience growing agave and whose fields are known throughout the region for their quality and maturity.
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Average user rating from: 2 user(s)
I have to admit I started with low expectations on this, but in the end I was pleasantly surprised. Although not stellar or top notch, it did not disappoint. My bottle was $29.99, which is a little steep, but I already had the repo and wanted to try the blanco, so I was willing to pay for it. I think mid-to-low 20s is probably the right price point. A very practical and functional bottle with a solid screw top. It has simple unpretensive labeling. Of course the name is slightly humorous to us gringos thinking of a Mexican appetizer of chips and melted cheese, so there is a temptation to not take this brand seriously, but that would be a mistake. It provides a nice sipping experience.
Overall rating | 91 | |
Aroma-Nose | 89 | |
Initial Taste | 90 | |
Body | 94 | |
Finish | 90 | |
Enjoyability | 91 | |
Price | 90 | |
Presentation | 89 |
Typical nose of a bargain brand with a slight banana aroma in my opinion, but no chemical or acetone as is sometimes the case with bargain brands. A pleasant entry of fruit, sweetness, and a touch of spice; rather basic with very little complexity, but better to be simple than manipulative. A nice viscosity of medium weight that becomes sweeter after a few seconds; this is getting better. A quick flash on the finish with only a slight heat; this is a smooth tequila from start to finish, and sweetness prevails throughout.
I have to admit I started with low expectations on this, but in the end I was pleasantly surprised. Although not stellar or top notch, it did not disappoint. My bottle was $29.99, which is a little steep, but I already had the repo and wanted to try the blanco, so I was willing to pay for it. I think mid-to-low 20s is probably the right price point. A very practical and functional bottle with a solid screw top. It has simple unpretensive labeling. Of course the name is slightly humorous to us gringos thinking of a Mexican appetizer of chips and melted cheese, so there is a temptation to not take this brand seriously, but that would be a mistake. It provides a nice sipping experience.
Aroma: A very light aroma of faint agave and spices.
Initial taste: A thin mouth feel of peppery spices.
Body: A light to medium presence of agave and pear.
Finish: Of short duration, with no alcohol burn.
Overall rating | 88 | |
Aroma-Nose | 87 | |
Initial Taste | 88 | |
Body | 87 | |
Finish | 87 | |
Enjoyability | 89 | |
Price | 90 | |
Presentation | 90 |
Tasted on 6/29/08 out of snifter. Don Nacho blanco is a very decent blanco that comes nicely packaged. At $28 dollar, a very good value. This is another one I would recommend for new blanco drinkers, as it does lean on the less aggressive side of blancos.
Aroma: A very light aroma of faint agave and spices.
Initial taste: A thin mouth feel of peppery spices.
Body: A light to medium presence of agave and pear.
Finish: Of short duration, with no alcohol burn.