Appearance: Tequila typically has a usually recognizable, clear and bright look, characteristic of single-variety/“blanco”/finely smoked style descriptions, but without specific statements about 100% agave Sierra Milenario and the origin Los Altos from the label alone, I can’t confirm it.
Aroma: Smoky/“jami” (smoked) and herbal/honey tones fit the style, but the information whether it is truly made from 100% highland agave Sierra Milenario from Los Altos can only be verified by wording on the bottle or a certificate/manufacturing specification.
Taste: The profile usually shows smoky notes, a mature/early character of the agave, and a slightly dry-spice finish; that in itself does not confirm the stated claims (100% agave Sierra Milenario, Los Altos), which require a direct label statement.
Conclusion: I can’t confirm that Tequila Sierra Fumado 0.7 l is 100% “agave Sierra Milenario” from highland agaves from Los Altos without quoting/rating text from the label (e.g., “100% agave”, “Sierra Milenario”, “Los Altos”). If you transcribe the exact text from the label, then I’ll prepare the final version for you in the same structure.
Specifications
| Others | |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Mexico |
| % Alcohol | 41.5 |
| Type of product | Spirit |
| Country | Mexico |
| Volume | 0.7 |
| Brand | Sierra Tequila |
| Spirit type | tequila |