Description
G4 Blanco Tequila 750ml
Tasting notes : Nice minerality and forward aroma from rainwater distillation. Silky texture with slight heat. True agave, spicy, peppery, smooth and delicious with nice buttery notes and smoky elements. Complex, but pleasant sipping.
G4 Tequila is the pinnacle of Felipe Camarena’s mastery of tequila. Distilled with 50% harvested rainwater and 50% natural spring water, G4 has an aroma and taste that brings forward pure agave and a harmony with nature that isn’t found in any other tequila. Aficionados have been longing for it in the US, with more than a few making a pilgrimage to El Pandillo for a taste and to see the master at work. The Wait is Over.
21 Reviews
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Great
Really good sipping tequila. One of the best.
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Tequila review
Really good. Bought it on a whim and glad I did. Complex, bold, smooth. Top shelf blanco tequila for sure!
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G4 lot 12b
This lot was amazing. Did a side by side with an older lot 5b. Though all g4 is good this 12b stood out.
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Simply the best blanco on earth, or I haven't had the best yet.
Will order again
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G4 Blanco
Fantastic agave smell & taste. Very smooth finish.
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G4 Blonco
This is my favorite Blanco! Smooth, tasty, and goes great alone or in a marg. You can't beat it!
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G4 Blanco
Been wanting to try G4, not something I can easily get in North Carolina. Bought G4 and Siete Leguias in the same shipment. Both Blanco. The G4 had a little more of lighter feel in the mouth than the SL and it had more of a burn. I like drinking tequila neat or on ice and G4 I would prefer on the rocks vs the SL I would drink neat. G4 had a very long finish and I did enjoy it better than most of the standards I can get here in NC. My go to is still Fortaleza that I have to go to SC to get. The Siete gets closer to the Fortaleza for me than the G4.
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Pure
This Tequila tastes so good. You can tell how pure it is by how smooth and flavorful it is.
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GREAT EXAMPLE OF TEQUILA GROWN FROM AGAVE IN THE HIGHLANDS
Really solid example of a well-crafted blanco. Overall experience consists of nice floral aromas, good amount of agave, butter (because of the viscosity), and light spice with a little citrus. However, this is too middle-of-the-road among the top blancos to be a go-to for me. If you like floral, fruit and spices, then Volans does it better for me. They are similar and not surprising as they both come from the same distillery (NOM 1579). But for me, Volans does a better job highlighting those components. If you like lots of cooked agave, butter/olive/brine, stronger spices (e.g., pepper and cinnamon), and more herbs, then I would go with the Cascahuin Tahona or the Fuenteseca. The latter is not really a fair comparison because both the Cascahuin and Fuenteseca are higher proof. The higher alcohol content means that there is less water added, hence the stronger flavors. To be very, very clear. This is an awesome expression, but the tequila snob in me prefers the stronger flavors of the Cascahuin and Fuenteseca.