The Wild Common Blanco
The Wild Common Blanco is a blanco, 46% tequila from The Wild Common, distilled at Cascahuín under NOM 1123, in the Tequila Valley. The Index scores it 75 out of 95, which it rates excellent.
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No organic certificate on file for this bottling.
Still-strength craft
Valley Blue Weber, Lowlands. Our methodology favours estate control and mature agave.
Our blind panel of five scored it 89 of 100 at the tasting table. That figure feeds this pillar; it is not the score above.
Tasting notes
Nose. Concentrated agave, brine.
Palate. Citrus, pepper heat.
Finish. Citrus, pepper heat.
A still-strength, single-barrel-minded craft brand produced at Cascahuín. Transparent, expressive, and bottled hot, it's built for drinkers who want the unvarnished valley-agave experience.