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| NOM | 1137 |
| Distillery | La Cofradia, S.A. DE C.V. |
| Web Site | http://www.tequilacofradia.com/ |
| Region | Lowlands - Central |
| Oven Type | Brick |
| Extraction Method | Shredder - Roller |
| Distillation Method | Pot Still - Stainless Steel |
| Distillation | Triple |
| Alcohol Volume | 40% |
| Price Category | $1 - $35 |
Satisfying the most demanding palates is one of the missions at La Cofradia. In 1995, it introduced this 100% Agave Tequila which bears the company name. This triple distilled blanco comes from a special reserve. La Cofradia Tequila bottles bear the signature of the distillery owner, Carlos Hernandez Hernandez, which are to be given on special occasions.
Photos by TEQUILA.net
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Tasted out of snifter glass at home. Let's see here. A bit to share. Overall, a very watered down tasting tequila without much character at all. Yet for $20 bucks a good value (i.e. i got what I paid for?). I guess this one could be used as a mixer, but even at that, I would assume that the taste of this particular tequila would be lost since I could barely taste it as a sipper.
Aroma: A faint agave aroma.
Initial Taste: A light sweetness, a thin mouth feel, no bitterness.
Body: Again, very faint agave.
Finish: A quick light finish with no burn.
Just not much character for me. But like I said, at $20 dollars, did I get what I paid for? It certainly wouldn't scare off people who are afraid of tequila, thats for sure!
