Description
Great news for you blanco tequila fans! You can finally polish off that last bit of ArteNOM 1079 you’ve been hoarding since the batch switched over more than a year ago. Your replacement tequila has finally arrived. David Suro’s new Siembra Valles project switches the juice from the Vivancos at NOM 1414, over to NOM 1123 and the distillate of Tequila Cascahuin. This is the best thing to happen to blanco tequila fans in years because this is one of the roundest, fruitiest, soft and plump blanco tequilas I’ve ever tasted. It’s full of sweet agave notes, creamy roasted flavor, and peppery notes that keep everything in balance. Distilled by Salvador Rosales Torres, the Siembra Valles Blanco is definitely the hot new kid on the block.
