Sauza Tequila Blanco
Sauza Blanco - Clear, unaged Tequila distilled from blue agave.
It delivers a taste which, while fiery and peppery, and a little hot, is closest to the agave itself. This Tequila is one of Mexico's most popular brands.
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Sauza Tequila Blanco
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Tequila.net
March 07, 2007
User reviews
5 reviews
Overall rating
77
Aroma-Nose
76(5)
Initial Taste
75(5)
Body
75(5)
Finish
78(5)
Enjoyability
77(5)
Price
89(5)
Presentation
78(5)
Overall rating
71
Aroma-Nose
70
Initial Taste
70
Body
70
Finish
70
Enjoyability
70
Price
80
Presentation
80
The worst of the Sauza bunch. It smells like alcohol and syrup. It tastes like alcohol and sugar. The finish is burning with no real pleasant feeling on the tongue or going down. Skip this one. It's not even passable as a mixer.
TT
Overall rating
77
Aroma-Nose
74
Initial Taste
75
Body
73
Finish
79
Enjoyability
76
Price
90
Presentation
80
This one is for mixing, is strong (as many blancos), and have the extraordinary capacity to make you get drunk. If you try it straight a little agaveflavour can be tasted but alcohol is dominant.
Is one of the strongest alcohol taste blancos i've tried (but not the strongest), Cabrito is a little bit softer but similar to me ( a little better and at same price), arette blanco is better (almost same price) and Don Julio 70 blanco (this one is expensive in Mexico to be a blanco so i think that in USA will be even more expensive) is much better so don't drink this one (sauza) if you ain't gonna mix it.
I'll try to evaluate this one objectively with criteria for beeing a blanco and with charity (i prefer añejos).
Este es para mezclarse, ni intentes tomarlo solo en un caballito.
Is one of the strongest alcohol taste blancos i've tried (but not the strongest), Cabrito is a little bit softer but similar to me ( a little better and at same price), arette blanco is better (almost same price) and Don Julio 70 blanco (this one is expensive in Mexico to be a blanco so i think that in USA will be even more expensive) is much better so don't drink this one (sauza) if you ain't gonna mix it.
I'll try to evaluate this one objectively with criteria for beeing a blanco and with charity (i prefer añejos).
Este es para mezclarse, ni intentes tomarlo solo en un caballito.
V
Overall rating
72
Aroma-Nose
74
Initial Taste
72
Body
70
Finish
72
Enjoyability
70
Price
85
Presentation
72
was given this from a friend.. NOM 1102.....
Well I can see why. Strong alcohol smell with a burn that goes
all the way down..I dont think this one is good by itself..
Ended up using for mix...
Well I can see why. Strong alcohol smell with a burn that goes
all the way down..I dont think this one is good by itself..
Ended up using for mix...
L
Overall rating
77
Aroma-Nose
75
Initial Taste
76
Body
77
Finish
76
Enjoyability
75
Price
90
Presentation
75
This was my introduction into tequila. Sauza & Cuervo were two of the only readily available agave spirits @ that time, & it wasn't that long ago!
Strong alcohol presence with a neutral taste. Nothing complex here. The body was the best characteristic of this libation. The short finish accompanied a moderately smooth experience. I agree with the previous review, better mixer than sipper!
Strong alcohol presence with a neutral taste. Nothing complex here. The body was the best characteristic of this libation. The short finish accompanied a moderately smooth experience. I agree with the previous review, better mixer than sipper!
EJ
Overall rating
88
Aroma-Nose
85
Initial Taste
83
Body
86
Finish
92
Enjoyability
92
Price
100
Presentation
85
I gave the Sauza Blanco pretty high rating and you may think I'm crazy, but hear me out. For it's price your not going to find a better tequila. The blanco doesn't have a ton of flavor, however, it is surprisely quite smooth and finishes with minimal after taste. I'll admit it is probably not a tequila I would sip on, but for mixing up drinks or a quick shot it is perfect. This has the smoothness of a premium tequila and costs 3 times less.
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