Tapatio Blanco tequila is one of my all-time favorite traditional blancos — and it’s often misunderstood. Many people see the screw top and simple label and assume it’s cheap tequila. That couldn’t be more wrong. In this video, I talk about why the current Tapatio Blanco bottle and label are special, why they’re being phased out, and why you should buy this bottle if you see it. We also dive into the traditional production methods at La Alteña Distillery (NOM 1139), led by legendary master distiller Carlos Camarena. From tahona extraction and brick ovens to open-air fermentation and copper pot stills, this is tequila made the old-school way — with no additives and no shortcuts. If you care about real, agave-forward tequila, this bottle is a reference point. If you see this label on the shelf — don’t judge it. Buy it. Subscribe for more additive-free tequila reviews Drop a comment if Tapatio Blanco is one of your favorites #Tequila #BlancoTequila #Tahona #CarlosCamarena #LaAlteña #TraditionalTequila #TequilaEducation #agavespirits © Tasting Tequila with Brad
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