7 Leguas Tequila Blanco

Been buying this label for a some time now. I enjoy
this blanco of all. Good flavor, smooth and a great
price. Works well in mix drinks as well.

Silver-gray colour and moderate viscosity. Deep rich agave, herbal and mineral nose with little alcohol presence. Initially sweet strong agave - traces of spice and mint in a full and luscious body. Finishes with a mild bitterness, strong agave and a long minty aftertaste. Classy, refreshing and unpretentious, this is a very fine artesanal blanco.

I had an opportunity to compare side-by-side the Mexican product against its American export version. The Mexican blanco has deeper herbals in the nose - is sharper and slightly more acidic but a tastier presentation overall. The export product offers softer, milder characteristics. These differences could be attributed to different lots, but my clear preference is the Mexican.

Tasted at home in white wine flute. Pleasantly dirty, earthy, agave nose.


Very good. Smooth. Pepper finish. Scott detects assy finish.Somewhat piny. Dry, mineraly, slight black pepper taste. Plenty of agave presence. Smooth, if uninteresting finish.

The creator of this tequila is rumored to be the same Master Distiller as the original Patron tequila. When Patron was bought, and moved to the states, the master distiller stayed behind, and opened this distillery

Very good, solid Blanco. Love the smooth finish... Top 5 on my list.

Tasted in a caballito on June 2, 2008.

Siete Leguas Blanco

Color: clear
Aroma: grass & agave
Taste: light on the tongue with the taste of earth and faint pepper finishing very smooth

This is a blanco that has moved into my top five. It is too bad I have to travel out of state to purchase. Chinaco, Siete Leguas, Corralejo and Milagro are my current top blanco picks as of the writing of this review