71 Legacy Tequila Blanco 100 proof 750ml
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About this bottle
Legacy 71 Blanco de Alambique is the high-proof bottling from this Jalisco tequila brand: 100% blue Weber agave, bottled at 100 proof under NOM 1547. The brand calls it de alambique for its still strength, and the extra proof carries more of the cooked agave and pressed-fiber character than the 86-proof Blanco. Cooked and raw agave lead the nose, with ripe banana, red apple, lime zest and white pepper behind them. The palate is fuller and almost buttery, with caramelized agave, green apple, peach and a touch of cinnamon, and the finish leaves mint and pineapple. A blanco for drinkers who want more weight and intensity in the glass.
How to drink Legacy 71 Blanco de Alambique
Sip it neat first, then add a few drops of water: at 100 proof it opens up and the fruit gets louder. In cocktails it holds its ground against plenty of lime, so it earns its place in a Tommy's Margarita.
Specs
Tequila100 proof · Jalisco
Produced at — NOM 1547
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Questions about this bottle
What does de alambique mean on Legacy 71 tequila?
Alambique is Spanish for still. Legacy 71 uses the name for its high-proof blanco, bottled at 100 proof (50% ABV) to reflect its still strength, compared with 86 proof for the standard Blanco.
Where is Legacy 71 tequila made?
It is produced in Jalisco, Mexico, under NOM 1547, from 100% blue Weber agave.
What cocktails work well with a 100-proof blanco tequila?
High-proof blanco stands up well in a Tommy's Margarita, a Paloma or a Ranch Water, where the extra strength keeps the agave from getting lost behind citrus and soda.
Should I add water to 100-proof tequila?
A few drops of water or a single ice cube is common with still-strength tequila. It softens the alcohol and brings the fruit and pepper notes forward.
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