Chamucos Extra Añejo Cask Strength Review | Is It Worth Buying?

Arette x The Tequila Report Single Barrel Reposado Review | Is It Worth Buying?

Arette x The Tequila Report Single Barrel Reposado Review | Is It Worth Buying? Is this the most unique Arette ever bottled? Today, I take a deep dive into the Arette x The Tequila Report Single Barrel Reposado, a limited-edition release with only 258 bottles produced. Crafted at El Llano Distillery (NOM 1109) by the Orendain family, this special reposado was aged for just under five months in a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon American oak barrel and bottled at 46% ABV. In this review, I discuss what makes this collaboration different from Arette's standard lineup, the story behind the barrel selection by Jay Baer and Maddie Jager, and how the barrel influences the tequila while preserving Arette's agave-forward character. Production Details • El Llano Distillery (NOM 1109) • Crafted by the Orendain family • Limited to 258 bottles • Aged just under five months • Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon American oak barrel • Bottled at 46% ABV Tasting Notes • Cooked agave • Cabernet barrel influence • Oak • Mouthfeel • Finish If you enjoy additive-free tequila, single barrel releases, high-proof tequila, and learning about tequila production and barrel influence, this review is for you. If you've tasted the Arette x The Tequila Report Single Barrel Reposado, let me know your thoughts in the comments. Like, Subscribe, and Share for more tequila reviews, distillery visits, interviews, and tequila education. © Tasting Tequila with Brad ================================================= More Related Tags: tequila lovers podcast, tasting tequila, tequila reviews, best tequila, tequila tasting, tequila brands, additive-free tequila, tequila lovers, top tequila brands, premium tequila, sipping tequila, tequila cocktails, tequila expert, tequila recommendations, best sipping tequila, agave spirits, Mexican tequila, tequila education, tequila history, tequila production, tequila distillery, tequila vs mezcal, tequila blind tasting, high proof tequila #arette #thetequilareport #singlebarrel #reposado #tequila #additivefreetequila #nom1109 #elllanodistillery #tastingtequilawithbrad #podcast #trending #foryou

Chamucos Extra Añejo Cask Strength Review | Is It Worth Buying?

Chamucos Extra Añejo Cask Strength Review | Is It Worth Buying? Is Chamucos Extra Añejo Cask Strength (88.8 Proof) worth buying? In this review, I take a deep dive into Chamucos Extra Añejo Cask Strength, an additive-free tequila produced at NOM 1586 Casa de Piedra. We explore the history of Chamucos, its traditional production methods, and the unique blend of 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old Extra Añejo tequilas aged in American and French oak barrels. Production methods covered in this review include: • Organic Highland agave • Brick oven cooking • Open-air fermentation • Double distillation • Aging in American and French oak barrels During the tasting, I discuss notes of cooked agave, toasted oak, vanilla, butterscotch, dark chocolate, cinnamon, caramel, and spice while explaining how this tequila compares with other aged spirits and why bourbon and whiskey drinkers may want to experience it. If you enjoy tequila reviews, production methods, and additive-free tequila, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your thoughts on Chamucos Extra Añejo Cask Strength. © Tasting Tequila with Brad ================================================= More Related Tags:tequila lovers podcast, tasting tequila, tequila reviews, best tequila, tequila tasting, tequila brands, additive-free tequila, tequila lovers, top tequila brands, premium tequila, sipping tequila, tequila cocktails, tequila expert, tequila recommendations, best sipping tequila, agave spirits, Mexican tequila, tequila education, tequila history #chamucos #extraanejo #caskstrength #tequila #tequilareview #additivefreetequila #nom1586 #casadepiedra #tastingtequilawithbrad #podcast #trending #foryou

Casa Azul Orgánico Tequila Blanco Review | Is It Worth Buying?

Casa Azul Orgánico Tequila Blanco Review | Is It Worth Buying? Is Casa Azul Orgánico Tequila Blanco worth buying? In this review, I take an in-depth look at Casa Azul Orgánico Tequila Blanco, an additive-free, USDA Certified Organic tequila now produced at NOM 1646 (Destiladora La Roca). We discuss why founder Lance Collins, known for building brands like Fuze, CORE Hydration, and BodyArmor, entered the tequila industry and why the brand chose to move distilleries in pursuit of higher quality. Production methods covered in this review include: • Estate-grown mature Blue Weber agave • Traditional brick oven cooking • Roller mill extraction • Open-air wild yeast fermentation • Double distillation in stainless steel alembic stills with copper coils • Proofing with deep well spring water During the tasting, I discuss notes of cooked agave, lime, grapefruit, fresh-cut grass, wet stone minerality, mint, rosemary, black pepper, and a light briny finish before answering the question: Is Casa Azul Orgánico Tequila Blanco worth buying? If you enjoy tequila reviews, production methods, and additive-free tequila, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your thoughts on Casa Azul Orgánico. © Tasting Tequila with Brad ================================================= More Related Tags: tequila lovers podcast, tasting tequila, tequila reviews, best tequila, tequila tasting, tequila brands, additive-free tequila, tequila lovers, top tequila brands, premium tequila, sipping tequila, tequila cocktails, tequila expert, tequila recommendations, best sipping tequila, agave spirits, Mexican tequila, tequila education, tequila history, tequila production, tequila distillery, tequila vs mezcal, tequila blind tasting, high proof tequila #casaazulorganico #tequila #blancotequila #organictequila #additivefreetequila #nom1646 #destiladoralaroca #tequilareview #podcast #trending #foryou

Xoloitzcuintle Extra Añejo | French White Oak vs American White Oak Tequila Review

Xoloitzcuintle Extra Añejo | French White Oak vs American White Oak Tequila Review Can French White Oak and American White Oak create completely different Extra Añejo tequilas? In this review, I compare two rare Xoloitzcuintle Extra Añejo Tequilas produced at NOM 1545. One is the French White Oak Cask Strength Extra Añejo (54.73% ABV), while the other is the American White Oak Single Barrel Extra Añejo (47.458% ABV). We discuss the history behind the ancient Xoloitzcuintli dog, the handcrafted ceramic decanters, and how different oak barrels influence the aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and finish of each tequila. Production methods covered in this review include: • 100% Blue Weber Agave • Low-pressure autoclave cooking • Roller mill extraction • Open-air natural fermentation • Double distillation in stainless steel pot stills with copper coils • Five years of barrel aging Throughout the tasting, I compare the influence of French White Oak versus American White Oak, share detailed tasting notes, and reveal which expression I personally prefer. If you enjoy tequila reviews, additive-free tequila, production methods, and side-by-side tastings, don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your favorite expression. © Tasting Tequila with Brad ================================================= More Related Tags: tequila lovers podcast, tasting tequila, tequila reviews, best tequila, tequila tasting, tequila brands, additive-free tequila, tequila lovers, top tequila brands, premium tequila, sipping tequila, tequila cocktails, tequila expert, tequila recommendations, best sipping tequila, agave spirits, Mexican tequila, tequila education, tequila history, tequila production, tequila distillery, tequila vs mezcal, tequila blind tasting, high proof tequila ##xoloitzcuintle #extraanejo #tequila #tequilareview #additivefreetequila #nom1545 #casatequileradearandas #caskstrength #singlebarrel #frenchwhiteoak #americanwhiteoak #podcast #trending #foryou

Acrónimo Sotol Blanco Review | Traditional Sotol from Chihuahua

Acrónimo Sotol Blanco Review | Traditional Sotol from Chihuahua What makes sotol one of Mexico's most exciting emerging spirits? In this review, Brad explores Acrónimo Sotol Blanco, a traditional, family-owned, female-led spirit produced at Casa Inspiración in Aldama, Chihuahua by fourth-generation Maestro Sotolero Gerardo Ruelas. Using a unique blend of Cedrosanum and Wheeleri Dasylirion species, Acrónimo Sotol Blanco showcases how different plant species create distinctive flavor profiles, much like mezcal. Produced using traditional methods, this sotol undergoes open-air fermentation in wooden vats with native yeasts, bagazo-lined fermentation rooms, and double distillation in copper pot stills to preserve its authentic character. Brad also shares detailed tasting notes, highlighting aromas and flavors of leather, earth, green apple, herbs, chili spice, minerality, and a long peppery finish, while explaining why Acrónimo Sotol Blanco is an excellent introduction to the sotol category. In This Review: • Acrónimo Sotol Blanco • Casa Inspiración • Aldama, Chihuahua • Maestro Sotolero Gerardo Ruelas • Cedrosanum & Wheeleri Dasylirion • Open-Air Fermentation • Native Yeasts • Bagazo-Lined Fermentation Rooms • Double Distillation in Copper Pot Stills • Traditional Sotol Production • Tasting Notes & Final Thoughts If you enjoy honest reviews of sotol, tequila, mezcal, and other agave spirits, be sure to subscribe for more educational content, distillery insights, and production-focused reviews. © Tasting Tequila with Brad ================================================= More Related Tags: tequila lovers podcast, tasting tequila, tequila reviews, best tequila, tequila tasting, tequila brands, additive-free tequila, tequila lovers, top tequila brands, premium tequila, sipping tequila, tequila cocktails, tequila expert, tequila recommendations, best sipping tequila, agave spirits, Mexican tequila, tequila education, tequila history, tequila production, tequila distillery, tequila vs mezcal, tequila blind tasting, high proof tequila #acrónimosotol #sotolblanco #sotolreview #casainspiración #chihuahua #agavespirits #traditionalsotol #mexicanspirits #craftspirits #podcast #trending #foryou