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| Casa Noble Gold - 2nd Generation |
| NOM: 1137 Distillery: La Cofradia, S.A. DE C.V. Importer: Vamonos Rapido Area: Lowlands Aged: 2 Months Barrel Type: French White Oak Bottle Size: 750ml Bottle Number: n/a Number of Distillations: 3 Alcohol Percentage: 40%/80 Proof Price: $57 Current Website: http://www.casanoble.com/ |
My Tasting Notes: n/a
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: I had the pleasure of meeting Pepe (Casa Noble's Master Distiller) in
December of 2007 at Bevmo. Pepe was kind enough to sign this bottle and about 10
more bottles from my collection and Rolando's. While the pics of this bottle do not
show the signature, some of the other Casa Noble bottles pictures do show it.
Pocotequila.com has the following information about Casa Noble Gold:
"This is the most expensive tequila I have seen in this category and it is somewhat
unusual. According to the Casa Noble website this tequila has been rested in French
White Oak barrels for a period of two months. This is enough time to qualify it as a
Reposado but the term "Gold" implies that it has had additional color and/or flavor
added as well. In this case the process was added to not only a 100% agave product
but to a premium triple distilled tequila with two months in the wood. Casa Noble
"Gold" is definitely another quality tequila and the Casa Noble website proudly displays
the fact that this spirit was the recipient of a Silver Award at the San Francisco World
Spirits Competition 2000. I also liked this tequila but personally prefer the "Crystal."
Casa Noble Crystal is the same triple distilled tequila without the introduced flavors
and it costs a few dollars less."
Info on the Back of the Bottle: n/a
Other Info: I had the pleasure of meeting Pepe (Casa Noble's Master Distiller) in
December of 2007 at Bevmo. Pepe was kind enough to sign this bottle and about 10
more bottles from my collection and Rolando's. While the pics of this bottle do not
show the signature, some of the other Casa Noble bottles pictures do show it.
Pocotequila.com has the following information about Casa Noble Gold:
"This is the most expensive tequila I have seen in this category and it is somewhat
unusual. According to the Casa Noble website this tequila has been rested in French
White Oak barrels for a period of two months. This is enough time to qualify it as a
Reposado but the term "Gold" implies that it has had additional color and/or flavor
added as well. In this case the process was added to not only a 100% agave product
but to a premium triple distilled tequila with two months in the wood. Casa Noble
"Gold" is definitely another quality tequila and the Casa Noble website proudly displays
the fact that this spirit was the recipient of a Silver Award at the San Francisco World
Spirits Competition 2000. I also liked this tequila but personally prefer the "Crystal."
Casa Noble Crystal is the same triple distilled tequila without the introduced flavors
and it costs a few dollars less."
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