KAH Tequila Blanco

Tasted out of a riedel glass. Ive always preferred highlands tequila, but this lowlands tequila definitely stands out. I love its presentation, and I look forward to trying the rest of the line.

Aroma: A bold nose full of lowlands agave and earth.
Initial Taste: A intensely sweet entry. A thin mouth feel with no bitterness. Initial taste of agave.
Body: An excellent agave body, very bold and sweet, with hints of smoke and earth.
Finish: A nicely semi heated finish with a nice agave lingering.

Well done!

My last review on the KAH line. I should note that this is in the newer ceramic bottle and not the older painted glass one.

Aroma: Pure sweet agave on the nose. Light hints of pepper and earth.
Initial Taste: Sweet agave. Very clean tasting. No other flavors come through initially.
Body: A medium body for a blanco. Very basic blanco flavor. Nice sweetness and a light pepper bite.
Finish: Short finish. The spice linger is a bit muted for a blanco, but the finish is clean and pleasant.

This is a blanco to please the masses. There aren't too many sharp flavors, but the flavors are clean and pleasant. For those looking for the booming flavors of earth and harbs, this is not the blanco for you. For those wanting a light and clean tequila with a pure agave taste, this is a good choice. For $40 and the great looking bottle, I'd say this is a good buy.

The bottle caught my attention, I figured for $40 I had a nice decanter for a better tasting tequila. I am happy to admit I was wrong Kah Blanco is a good tequila to drink and share with your friends, truly a sipping tequila. The aroma was mild, the body very good and the taste was extremely smooth, it finished well and left my mouth dry. I did smell the grass but more peppery than mint on the aftertaste. The price fair, the presentation excellent. I would definitely recommend this tequila to friends and I will be trying Kah's other offerings.

Nice aroma of citrus, grass, mint and agave.
The body is very light, slightly oily, and very sweet on entry. It has a good taste of citrus, agave, mint, iodine, and tea leaves. It's very smooth and refreshing with no alcohol burn. It had a short finish leaving my mouth very dry.

It's a pretty straight forward blanco, light, crisp and clean but not very complex.

The only downfall is that the bottle is very hard to pour.

Tasted from single malt glass

Purchased locally 04.22.11 for $35 for about the best price I've seen. The nose is filled with cooked agave, sweet earthiness, grass, brine while having a little saltiness. Agave all the way through, with citrus. Nice lingering finish with agave, mint and pepper and a touch more of citrus. Obviously the bottle is amazing.