Tiscaz Gold Tequila Mexico 70 cl 35%

Not every tequila comes with a distillery that boasts its own website and its own tourist tours. Tiscaz Gold is one of the quieter voices out of Jalisco, a bottle that simply does its job: golden, round and ready to be mixed.

Expert Description

Tiscaz Gold Mexican Tequila is a Gold tequila made from 100% blue agave, bottled at 35%.

The tequila is distilled in the state of Jalisco in Mexico, home of the blue agave and the birthplace of the tequila category itself. Gold, also called Joven, is a style in which a clear Blanco tequila is blended with a smaller share of aged tequila, giving the bottle its golden colour and a softer, rounder character without the agave having to wait years in a barrel. The result is a tequila built for wide use, from shots to big-batch cocktails.

Tasting Notes

Nose

A sweet aroma of agave, caramel and vanilla.

Palate

Full-bodied and slightly sweet, with notes of fruit, a touch of pepper and a fresh, herbaceous edge.

Finish

Soft and round, with a lightly spiced close.

Specifications

Name: Tiscaz Gold
Region/Country: Jalisco, Mexico
Type: Mexican Gold Tequila
ABV: 35%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 3147699115473
Serving suggestion: Works well in a Tequila Sunrise or a solid Margarita, but can also be enjoyed as a shot.

Flavour Profile

Vanilla-forward · Fruity · Round · Lightly spiced

Did You Know?

Did you know that a Gold tequila like Tiscaz does not need years of barrel ageing to get its golden colour? By blending a clear Blanco with a smaller amount of aged tequila, it picks up both the colour and a softer flavour, without the long wait an Añejo requires.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Tiscaz Gold

What is a Gold tequila?

It is a tequila, often called Joven, where a clear Blanco is blended with a smaller share of aged tequila to add colour and a softer character without long barrel ageing.

What does Tiscaz Gold taste like?

The nose is sweet with agave, caramel and vanilla, while the palate is full-bodied and slightly sweet with fruit, pepper and a herbaceous edge.

Where does Tiscaz Gold come from?

It is distilled in the state of Jalisco in Mexico, the historic home of the tequila category.

How should Tiscaz Gold be served?

It works well in a Tequila Sunrise or a solid Margarita, but it can also be enjoyed as a straight shot.

What is the difference between Gold and Blanco?

Blanco is completely clear and untouched by barrels, while Gold has a small amount of aged tequila blended in for colour and softness.

Is Tiscaz Gold made from blue agave?

Yes, it is distilled from blue agave grown in Jalisco.

Is Tiscaz Gold good for a party?

Yes, its round, slightly sweet character makes it a versatile choice for both shots and big-batch cocktails.