1921 Tequila Blanco

Delicious agave flavor to start. Very earthy and grassy and very smooth going down, with little or no burn. Very hard to pin this one down Subtle yet complex

Purchased a bottle from Top Line in Glendale for $34.99. Tasted out of double ball glass. This is a very unique blanco, although very reminiscent of Herencia Mexicana all the way through except for the finish. I rated the finish based on my personal preference (well, that's how all my ratings are), but up until then, I think this blanco is pretty darn good.
I don't think I'd be rushing out to get this one again though. The black licorice finish just isn't my vibe. But if it's yours, this is where its at.

Aroma: A very floral nose. I mean very floral and earth. After reading other reviews stating they detected 'wet cement', I swirled the glass many times and sniffed. I finally got the same. I don't know if I would have detected that without reading a previous review.
Initial Taste: A semi oily mouth feel. Its nice and sweet with no bitterness. First taste I detected was fruity.
Body: The body evolves into a very spicy and earthy agave.
Finish: A heated finish of medium duration, and with a lingering of black licorice.

Herbal nose, medium to full body, cinnamon palate , balanced and short finish.

Very average.Expected more. Nice bottle and tag

1921 Tequila Blanco, NOM 1079, Lote No. 97. The color is crystal clear with nice legs. (Take your time opening the beautiful wax top). The nose reminds me of newly poured cement, ozone, sour dough agave, & light alcohol. The initial taste is smoky sweet with cinnamon, nutmeg, & cloves. Very spicy. The body is light medium to medium & remarkably smooth. The finish rolls off the tongue from middle to back & reaches deep into the throat with the essence of licorice. This is one smooth tequila from start to finish & is one of the tastiest tequila's I've ever experienced. 1921 Tequila Blanco ranks with the very best top shelf tequila's. A/A+