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They Moved NOMs?! What Happens When Tequila Changes Distilleries Tequila brands like Tres Agaves, Cazcanes, and CampoVeda have changed NOM numbers and distilleries. What does a NOM change mean? Does tequila taste different when production moves? Tequila brands like Tres Agaves, Cazcanes, and CampoVeda have changed NOM numbers and distilleries. What does a NOM change mean? Does tequila taste different when production moves? In this episode of Tasting Tequila with Brad, we break down what happens when a tequila brand switches distilleries and how it can affect flavor, production methods, water source, fermentation, and overall quality. We cover: • Tres Agaves (NOM 1522 → NOM 1614) • Cazcanes (NOM 1599 → NOM 1614) • CampoVeda (NOM 1414 → NOM 1477) • What a NOM number actually represents • Why distillery changes matter • When to worry — and when not to If you care about additive-free tequila, traditional production, and knowing what’s actually in your glass, this is a must-watch. Always check the NOM. Drop a comment below: Have you ever noticed a NOM change on your favorite tequila? Subscribe for weekly tequila reviews, interviews with brand owners, and deep dives into tequila production. © Tasting Tequila with Brad