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Is Murciélago Tequila Blanco ACTUALLY Good? | Honest Tequila Review Murciélago Tequila Blanco review — an honest look at this agave-forward tequila from NOM 1499. I break down production details, nose, palate, finish, and where it fits for sipping or cocktails. In this video, I taste and review Murciélago Tequila Blanco, a small-batch blanco made with 100% Tequilana Weber agave from Los Altos, Jalisco. This is a clean, smooth tequila designed to be approachable — not overhyped and not torn down — just a real, honest assessment of what’s in the glass. I also recently sat down with the Murciélago sales team for an interview where we talk about the brand, the people behind it, and their vision. If you want the full context behind this bottle, make sure to check out that interview next. Production Details: • NOM: 1499 • Agave: 100% Tequilana Weber • Region: Los Altos (Southern Highlands), Jalisco • Cooking: Autoclave (high pressure) • Extraction: Roller mill • Fermentation: Stainless steel tanks, no fibers • Water Source: Deep well water • Distillation: Twice distilled • Still: Stainless pot still with copper coil • ABV: 40% (80 proof) Tasting Notes: • Nose: Cooked agave, light citrus, rosemary, subtle spice • Palate: Soft and silky mouthfeel, agave-forward, gentle pepper • Finish: Clean, herbal, quick but bold This tequila isn’t trying to be a high-proof powerhouse or a complex unicorn bottle — it’s a solid, versatile blanco that works neat, on the rocks, or in simple cocktails. Have you tried Murciélago Blanco? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. #MurciélagoTequila #TequilaReview #blancotequila #TequilaCommunity #AgaveSpirits #HonestReview #TastingTequilaWithBrad If you enjoy honest tequila reviews and real conversations with the people behind the brands, subscribe to Tasting Tequila with Brad, hit the like button, and check out my interview with the Murciélago sales team for the full story behind this tequila. © Tasting Tequila with Brad