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| NOM | 1559 |
| Distillery | Tequilera Milagro, S.A. de C.V. |
| Web Site | http://www.milagrotequila.com |
| Region | Highlands - Los Altos |
| Oven Type | Brick |
| Extraction Method | Shredder - Roller |
| Distillation Method | Pot Still - Copper |
| Distillation | Triple |
| Barrel - Cask | French Oak |
| Alcohol Volume | 40% |
| Price Category | $35 - $70 |
Milagro Silver Select Barrel Reserve is a limited edition Tequila made from 100% estate-grown Blue Agave. Each Agave is hand-picked and hand-selected for quality based on the strictest criteria. Milagro Silver Select Barrel Reserve is aged no more than 59 days in new French oak barrels and comes in a unique hand-blown crystal bottle.
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Every other review is pretty much spot on. I like Milagro Silver as a mixer. It's fine at $20 a bottle to keep around to use in a pinch, but not as a sipper to be savored. Something in this kind of packaging screams craftsmanship and class. Unfortunately, the juice inside doesn't live up to the packaging. It tastes pretty much the same as the regular Milagro Silver, but maybe filtered one more time to take even more taste out. It reminds me of Patron Silver. Smooth, OK taste, but not worth a premium price. There's so many other good blancos on the market for less money. Go get the Milagro SBR Reposado if you want the bottle because at least that one houses a good tequila inside.
Well first let me say WOW what a beautiful bottle!
Second, why did they bother to make the bottle so pretty when they should have bothered to put something in it worth drinking!
Seriously people, buy this and you are paying for the bottle. No doubt about that. I agree with Piña here. This isn't worth it.
Milagros Silver isnt very different from this select version. The select has more flavor and more vanilla and you dont want to spit it out as much.
Initial taste of sweet agave and vanilla
Finishes a little bitter vegetable and the after taste seems to be the weakest part.
Nice subtle citrus aroma. Initial flavor is light citrus and agave, very clean. Good agave finish and alcohol burn. Noticeably different from Milagro Silver.
I haven't tried Milagro silver so I can't compare the two, but I thought this was pretty good actually... not identical, but it reminded me of Don Julio's Silver, which I think is one of the better silver's out there that I've tried.
The nose was pretty light and had a lemon scent, but not overbearing. This was a very smooth silver. The flavor leaned toward citrus rather than agave, but it is still a nice flavor. If you enjoy a more citrusy flavored tequila you'd probably like this.
It had a surprisingly long finish with more agave coming throughout the finish.
What a disappointment. To me, there wasn't any difference between this or the Milagro silver. it seems that this is nothing more than a marketing ploy to get the consumer to pay more for the same. I wouldn't even waste my money on this one (thankfully, I didnt). If you want to know what this tastes like, go and try Milagro silver. Same thing, different bottle.
