Agavero Tequila Review

Last Updated on: 13th May 2024, 09:23 pm

Explore an extensive review of Agavero Tequila, where all your questions are answered and you gain profound insights into this release!

Reviewed by: J Highland

Looking for a Sweet Tequila Liqueur? Agavero Might Be Your Perfect Match

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Craving a taste of agave but find traditional tequilas a bit too strong? Tequila connoisseur Neil Coleman suggests Agavero liqueur as an alternative.

Strengths:

• Sweet and Smooth: Unlike some tequilas, Agavero offers a very pleasant and easy-drinking experience, thanks to its liqueur nature.
• Gentle Agave Introduction: For those hesitant about the punch of traditional tequilas, Agavero provides a mellow introduction to the world of agave spirits.
• Cocktail Contender: Looking to add a touch of sweetness and agave flair to your cocktails? Agavero can be a fun and unique ingredient.

Weaknesses:

• Sweeter Side: Be aware that Agavero leans towards the sweeter side of the spectrum. It's not quite as intense as some liqueurs, but those seeking a drier option might find it a bit too much.
• Added Sugars: While agave spirits are generally known to be hangover-friendly, Agavero's sweetness comes from added sugars. Moderation is key, as overindulging can lead to a headache, just like with any sugary drink.

Verdict:

If you're seeking a sweeter tequila experience or a fun new ingredient for your cocktail creations, Agavero is worth exploring. Just remember, it caters to those with a sweet tooth and is best enjoyed responsibly.

What's unique about Agavero Tequila?

Agavero is not classified as a Tequila; instead, it is a Tequila Liqueur bottled at a lower proof.

It is a unique blend of Reposado and Añejo Tequila, expertly infused with the essence of Damiana flower and other sugars, resulting in a smooth and sweet flavor profile.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Caramel, vanilla, agave
• Palate: Agave, caramel, vanilla, almond
• Alcohol content: 64 proof (32% ABV)
• How to drink: Neat, rocks

The aroma of Agavero is sweet, featuring notes of caramel, vanilla, agave, and minimal alcohol presence.

Upon tasting, it offers a smooth and sweet entrance, showcasing flavors of agave, caramel, vanilla, and a subtle hint of almond.

The finish is brief and sweet, devoid of any harshness or burning sensation, with a gentle touch of caramel.

How did I review Agavero Tequila?

I run a pub and a liquor store, granting me extensive access to various spirits, in addition, I moonlight as an agave spirits distiller.

My evaluations include my insights and feedback from customers and patrons and Tequila expert opinions from Neil Coleman who has been for decades in the liquor business.

I also corroborate my views with online research to ensure accuracy.

Our ratings are determined primarily by four key factors: aroma, taste, finish, and value for money. While we do consider packaging, it is of lesser importance to us, as we prioritize the quality of the liquid inside over the aesthetics of the bottle.

⭐ - Poor, ⭐⭐ - Average, ⭐⭐⭐ - Good, ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Very Good, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Excellent.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Drink

• Versatile Consumption: Ideal for sipping neat, taking shots, or enjoying over ice. Super chilling in the freezer enhances its smoothness.
• Balancing Sweetness: For those who find it too sweet, a splash of lime juice can provide a better balance.

Is Agavero Good for Margaritas?

• Not Ideal for Cocktails: Its excessively sweet profile makes it unsuitable for Margaritas and other cocktails.
• Cocktail Recommendation: Better to use affordable Blanco Tequilas for cocktail making.

Is it Good for Shots?

• Shot Suitability: Smooth and easy for shots due to its lower alcohol content, but moderate consumption is advised as the high sugar content leads to hangovers.

Bottle Price

• Approximate Prices in USD:
• Totalwine.com: $31
• Drizly.com: $32

Alcohol Content

• Strength: 64 proof (32% ABV), lower than typical Tequila.

Does it Expire?

• Shelf Life: Can last a long time if stored properly.
• Post-Opening: Best consumed once it's down to 25% to maintain flavor.

Does it Have Sugar?

• Sugar Content: While agave spirits are low in sugar, Agavero, as a liqueur, contains added sugars.

Does Agavero Use Additives?

• Additives: Likely contains additional sugars for sweetness. Infused with damiana flower essence.

Agavero Tequila: Specs

• Type: Liqueur
• Proof: 64
• 100% Agave: Yes
• ABV: 32%
• Double-Distilled: Yes
• Aging Length: Unspecified
• Taste Profile: Sweet, not warm, not smoky
• Suitability: Good for beginners, not for cocktails
• Calories per Shot: Unspecified
• Gluten-Free: Yes
• Keto-Friendly: Yes