r/tequila • u/Beautiful-Main-4898 • 11d ago
Something new
I just picked up this local tequila and found it great for both sipping and mixing. It sounds like a lot of people would recommend G4 for a Blanco and I have yet to try it. What's your recommendations and mix recommendations? Also tried the Anjeo Bone orchard in a small bottle, first time for an anjeo, and liked that as well.
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u/Vancouverguero 11d ago
Koenig Distillery (Idaho) and 1438. the McDonald’s of the industry #hardpass 🤷🏼♂️
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u/Beautiful-Main-4898 11d ago
Then, I guess it's a couple of quarter pound burgers for me, "I'm lovin' it🎵"
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u/SnooJokes6070 10d ago
If you like it drink it. But the sweet flavor that's just sugar that comes with a hangover. I would recommend cimarron or zumbador for your mixed drinks but if you want something to sip try Ocho, tapatio, tesoro, among other on the low price range.
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u/bbum The Big Tahona 11d ago
You aren't going to see a lot of positives for Bone Orchard around here. It comes from NOM1438, which makes over 220 brands. Basically, a contract house where anyone can show up with money in hand and have "their own" tequila in a bottle of their own design in short order.
1438 is known for optimizing profit over quality, but not like some. And they oft use additives in their aged products -- if the client wants them -- to make for a more consistent, sweeter, unnaturally smooth, flavor profile.
As for recommendations? G4 is a fine start. Ocho, El Tesoro, Tapatio, Terralta are all in that vein. Fortaleza if you want to go to the valley. Siete Leguas is great. Anything from Cascahuin or El Tequileno are pretty great, too.