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Submitted by MrAgave   
March 02, 2007
Tequila Review
Brand: Cabo Wabo
NOM: 1467
Distillery: Impulsora Rombo, S.A. De C.V.
Web Site: http://www.cabowabo.com
Tasting Awards: Bronze Medal - 2006 San Francisco World Spirits CompetitionChefsbest Award - 2005 American Culinary InstituteSuperb(90-95) - 2005 The Wine Enthusiast

Cabo Wabo Blanco Tequila

Cabo Wabo Blanco Tequila is double distilled and is bottled directly after distillation.

The Tequilana Weber Blue Agave plant is the core and essence of Cabo Wabo Tequila. Harvested between 8 and 12 years, the Agave is cooked in stone steam-heated ovens, and then smashed and ground to remove the Agave nectar. Fermentation follows and is completely natural, with no chemicals added. Cabo Wabo Tequila is then distilled twice to remove impurities and refine the aroma and alcohol content. Blanco Tequila goes straight to bottling, whereas Reposado Tequila is aged between 3 to 12 months, and the Anejo Tequila is aged from 1 to 5 years. The Tequila is bottled in unique, hand blown artisan glass bottles.


User reviews

Average user rating from: 5 user(s)

Overall rating (weighted)
85
Aroma-Nose
86
Initial Taste
85
Body
86
Finish
83
Smoothness
84
Price
83
Presentation
87
 

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April 16, 2008

Written by 1tequila2   -  View all my reviews  - Top 10 Reviewer

Overall rating (weighted)
74
Aroma-Nose
84
Initial Taste
73
Body
81
Finish
67
Smoothness
68
Price
73
Presentation
80
Tequila Cabo Wabo Blanco NOM 1467. I purchased this bottle for 42.00 at the local ABC store. Aroma-nose isn't bad, high spicey, sweet and earthy. A clean slight meds/hospital element to it. First taste is harsh agave, high olive, cloves and hot alcohol. Body is medium to syrupy. Raw and sweet green, this tequilas balance is on the bold side. Moderate to high bitterness with alcohol burn upon swallowing but strangely little to no numbing or tingle to the finish. Overall impression in taste and smell is an overwelming prolonged alcoholness with an unpleasent bitter aftertaste. Everthing about it is on the weak/mild side except the alcohol. I'm sure this blanco appeals to many, and I am a big fan of Sammy Hagar, but when comparing it side by side with better blancos it comes up sorely lacking in many ways. Of all the blancos I own I like this one the least. Presentation is nice but the cork separated from the top when I originally tried to open it.

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March 04, 2008

Written by jimador   -  View all my reviews  - Top 50 Reviewer

Overall rating (weighted)
82
Aroma-Nose
80
Initial Taste
82
Body
80
Finish
85
Smoothness
82
Price
80
Presentation
85
This was one of my starter premium tequilas from many years ago, I always thought it had a distict spice flavor to it and is good ina cocktail. About average for a sipping tequila.

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August 10, 2007

Written by xfilesman   -  View all my reviews  - Top 50 Reviewer

Overall rating (weighted)
92
Aroma-Nose
90
Initial Taste
92
Body
92
Finish
91
Smoothness
92
Price
91
Presentation
95
Now this is a good place to start when trying out new types of tequila.There seems to be two distinct camps when Cabo Wabo tequila is being reviewed.The first group is complimentary and the second is well you know, not so nice.I will make this as painless as possible.I LIKE blanco tequilas.I feel they are the flagship model for all new tasters to the world of tequila.Reposados and anejos are fine but to really understand what tequila is all about you must start at the source.Never mind the Sammy Hagar connection because that's all incidental to giving a fair review.The Cabo Wabo blanco has a nice flavor of agave when you let it sit on the tip of your tongue.It DOESN'T have an oily texture mixed in it like alot of others do.There is pretty much no alcohol taste anywhere which is a big plus.It finishes very nicely leaving you with a "where did it go?" sensation as if you sipped from an empty glass.So give this fella a fair chance.You may just become a new fan.

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May 27, 2007

Written by Tequila Joe   -  View all my reviews  - #1 Reviewer

Overall rating (weighted)
83
Aroma-Nose
84
Initial Taste
83
Body
83
Finish
80
Smoothness
88
Price
80
Presentation
85
Cabo Wabo Silver - NOM 1467 - Tasted 2/14/07. With a clear color, Cabo Wabo Silver has intense aromas of earthy and floral scents. Less apparent are moderate spice and mild smoke and fruit aromas. Upon initial taste, the tequila has a thin mouth feel and is soft and mellow on the tip of the tongue. Moderate flavors of agave and earth accents are followed by mild floral, fruit, and spice flavors. The finish consists of almost no alcohol intensity and a short duration of flavor. I rate this tequila at the ?B? range.

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March 23, 2007

Written by buzzjoy   -  View all my reviews  - Top 50 Reviewer

Overall rating (weighted)
93
Aroma-Nose
94
Initial Taste
93
Body
94
Finish
93
Smoothness
92
Price
90
Presentation
92
I was hesitant about Cabo Wabo tequila, after all what does Sammy Hagar know about making tequila, so I just ordered a shot at a restaurant to try it. Wow, was I surprised. The aroma hit me hard with agave, and the taste and feel came along to support the nose. I was drinking tequila and eating crow at the same time. After a bit of research, I found that Sammy had fallen in love with an artesanal tequila that was out of business by the time he was ready to invest. He took a sample around to a dozen or more small tequilerias to find someone who made or could make something similar. The plan was to serve it in his cantina in Cabo, but he ended up liking it enough to bottle and gain wider distribution. I have not tried the repo or anejo versions, but the silver is great and a good buy in the $35 to $40 range. I plan to buy a bottle soon.

Con mucho gusto, Buzz


 
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