Cascahuin Tahona Blanco Tequila 750ml
(Jalisco, Mexico)

Distiller Notes:

Tequila Cascahuín has its origins since 1904 in the traditions of tequila production processes, distinguishing itself today for its authentic flavors and its select quality of the best agaves grown in the valleys area.

The word "Cascahuín", a distinctive sign of our company, and the idea of its founder Salvador Rosales Briseño, arises from the pre-Hispanic roots whose interpretation is "Cerro de Luz" or "Fiesta en el Cerro".

Since its inception, the production of Cascahuín Tequila products has been carried out in its distillery located in the geographical region declared "the Gateway to the Agave Landscape" for its stories and traditions related to the creation of the tequila drink: El Arenal, Jalisco.

Cascahuin Tahona Blanco is a new member of the CASCAHUIN family, which seeks to remember the historical flavors of Tequila and reaffirm the sweet flavor provided by the Agave Tequilana Weber blue variety. Its extraction of 100% juices in Tahona, a pre-Hispanic stone that was used years ago for the grinding of agave, resulting in more complex aromas and flavors.

NOM: 1123

Type of Agave: Weber Blue Variety Tequilana

Agave Region: Valleys Region

Water Source: Natural spring from a well Firing: Masonry Oven Extraction: In Tahona

Fermentation: 100% in cement vats covered with bagasse (agave fiber).

First distillation: Stainless steel still with copper coil

Second distillation: Copper still with copper coil

ABV: 42% ABV(84 proof)

Tasting Notes:

Nose: Very refreshing aromas such as mint and some citrus. It maintains the soft and persistent notes of cooked agave.

Palate: With its 42% alcohol vol., it is a Tequila composed of various elements, mainly sweet and herbal touches that are characteristic of the Valles Zone.