Puro Verde Tequila Anejo

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Puro Verde Tequila Anejo

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2011 TEQUILA.net Awards - "Best of the Best" Best Lowland Añejo Tequila
2011 TEQUILA.net Awards - Best of the Best

Puro Verde Tequila Anejo

Puro Verde Anejo is an unblended, smooth yet distinguished 100% Blue Agave Tequila. Standing up to any single malt spirit in both complexity and richness, Puro Verde Anejo is for savoring. Naturally golden and gently aged in oak bourbon barrels for 18 months; Puro Verde Anejo has a mellow yet light oak finish. Naturally grown without pesticides and double distilled sustainably, Puro Verde is, naturally, the best Tequila.

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Puro Verde Tequila Anejo * Tasted March 2011 * Riedel Tequila Glass

Appearance: dark straw - slow tears
Aroma: subtle agave, wet grass, light floral and wood
Initial Taste: sweet agave, smoke
Spirit Body: light wood, sweet, ash
Finish / Aftertaste: ash and mint finish, light floral agave aftertaste
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Solid, but not Spectacular
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It's been nearly 2 years since I last tried/reviewed a tequila from the Puro Verde line. And that's a shame because I really enjoyed the reposado. It comes from NOM 1480, which makes a lot of brands. And if you think that everything from the same distillery is the same...I really enjoyed Don Abraham, but disliked El Viejo Luis. This distillery clearly creates tequilas of a wide variety of profiles.

Price: $35-40/bottle

Aroma: A lightly earthy agave scent with a touch of honey and vegetal notes. Just a hint of smoke on the nose. Complex, but pleasant.

Initial Taste: A nice entry with agave sweetness and plant flavors. Light sweetness.

Body: It tastes very natural. The agave flavors are strong. There's a light caramel from the barrel as well that brings a hint of bitterness. Fairly well balanced.

Finish: A pretty long lasting finish that works in steps. After the initial swallow, a the oak bitterness and smoke made for an odd combo. However, that fades away and the agave and spice last a bit longer for a more pleasant after-linger.

All in all Puro Verde Añejo is a solid sipper. It's well priced for what it is and it brings the plant and barrel aspects to the table nicely. This is a good tequila for newbies or experienced drinkers. Cool bottle and solid juice at a good price. What more could you want?
TT
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