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Casa Noble Single Barrel Reposado Tequila
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Brand Casa Noble
NOM 1137
Distillery La Cofradia, S.A. DE C.V.
Web Site http://www.casanoble.com
Region Lowlands - Central
Oven Type Stone
Extraction Method Shredder - Roller
Distillation Method Pot Still - Stainless Steel
Distillation Triple
Barrel - Cask French Oak
Alcohol Volume 40%
Price Category $35 - $70
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Casa Noble Tequila - Single Barrel Reposado

Casa Noble Single Barrel AƱejo Tequilas are individual works of unparalleled quality. We at Casa Noble are proud to bring a limited number of single barrel edition tequilas to aficionados who truly appreciate the mastery of the finest aged spirits in the world.

The aging process begins by using only the finest, hand-selected French white oak barrels that are lightly charred for the optimal aging of our tequila. Casa Noble Single Barrel Reposado is aged for 364 days, the maximum and most desired length of aging for Reposado Tequila. This lengthy process is carefully monitored by our Maestro Tequilero for flavor evolution and evaporation which is known as the "angel's share."

The hand-made blue porcelain bottles in our single barrel program are individually numbered, labeled and include a personalized medallion.

Casa Noble Tequila debuted the exclusive Single Barrel Line to the public on September 1st, 2009. Each barrel has its own unique flavor footprint that makes every bottle a true masterpiece, one that is both precious and unique.

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Reviewed by TCayer
November 04, 2010
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I picked up a bottle of this cheap, so the price I paid is not representative of what I could buy another bottle for. Just as well bnecause I doubt I'll be buying another bottle. The initial nose was kind of sicky-sweet. The initial taste was mild but then it all goes downhill. The body is almost syrupy, with a finish that I can only describe as "cloying" like a sick sweet honey flavor. No alcohol burn, and not horrible, but not what I was expecting from such a dignified presentation.

 
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Reviewed by TequilaGuy
July 04, 2010
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I just didn't like the taste ,maybe it was me,but maybe I got a bad batch,bottle is cool through

 
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Reviewed by jasonrm72
March 25, 2010
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Tried in "Diego's" in Las Vegas, medallion states "Diego's", so it is their own personal barrel.
Like the standard reposado (the ceramic bottle, I have yet to try the new glass bottle) it was smooth with a light agave taste, easy finish with no burn. What was different was the "creamy" flavor I get from the standard reposado, was not present in this single barrel. That one aspect makes me rate the standard a tad higher.
The single barrel is enjoyable and I would love to be able to purchase it for the Casa Noble suggested retail cost of $54.95. Unfortunately since this was Diego's own barrel, and a bar in Las Vegas, they set their bottle price at $275. Since the pricing is so ridiculously outrageous, I had to rate it as low as it can go, but that is not a reflection on the tequila itself.