Review Detail
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Another Gem From German Gonzalez
Overall rating
91
Aroma-Nose
91
Initial Taste
91
Body
91
Finish
91
Enjoyability
91
Price
90
Presentation
94
There's a special place in my tequila loving heart for German Gonzalez. His Chinaco product (along with Don Julio 1942) forever changed what I thought tequila could taste like. The richness, complexity and full agave flavor while being utterly easy to drink made it a really special pour. So you can bet that I was excited when he came out with the T1 one line.
Price: $50-55/bottle
Aroma: Agave, ripe fruit, coffee, dark chocolate and spice. Very rich.
Initial Taste: Fruity agave with just a hint of vanilla sweetness and dark chocolate. Nice balance without being too sweet.
Body: A medium body, but a ton of flavor...almost too many to list: Agave, fruit, dark chocolate, coffee, spice... Complex, but well balanced.
Finish: A long and smoky finish with a nice spice kick and lots of bitter notes from the wood (dark chocolate and coffee).
This is really wonderful sipper. It would pair well with a dessert or a cigar. Lots of flavor, complexity and is oh so easy to drink. A really great pour for just about any occasion. Highly recommended...even with the fairly premium price.
Price: $50-55/bottle
Aroma: Agave, ripe fruit, coffee, dark chocolate and spice. Very rich.
Initial Taste: Fruity agave with just a hint of vanilla sweetness and dark chocolate. Nice balance without being too sweet.
Body: A medium body, but a ton of flavor...almost too many to list: Agave, fruit, dark chocolate, coffee, spice... Complex, but well balanced.
Finish: A long and smoky finish with a nice spice kick and lots of bitter notes from the wood (dark chocolate and coffee).
This is really wonderful sipper. It would pair well with a dessert or a cigar. Lots of flavor, complexity and is oh so easy to drink. A really great pour for just about any occasion. Highly recommended...even with the fairly premium price.
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