Episode

Most Tequila Fans Have Never Heard Of This

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Tasting Tequila with Brad
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May 30, 2026
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Summary

Most tequila fans have never heard of Charanda, but they may have already tasted its influence. In this video, I review Uruapan Charanda Blanco, a protected Denomination of Origin spirit from Michoacán, Mexico, produced by the Pacheco family since 1907. While Charanda isn’t an agave spirit, it shares many of the same values tequila enthusiasts appreciate: tradition, terroir, family legacy, and authentic production methods. Made from locally grown sugarcane cultivated in volcanic soils, Uruapan Charanda Blanco combines fresh-pressed sugarcane juice distilled in wood-fired copper pot stills with molasses distilled in French column stills. The result is a complex spirit with earthy, grassy, fruity, and briny characteristics that remind many enthusiasts of French rhum agricole. We’ll discuss: ✅ What Charanda is ✅ The Denomination of Origin of Charanda ✅ How Uruapan Charanda is made ✅ Why volcanic soil matters ✅ How it compares to rum and tequila ✅ The connection to Fortaleza Winter Blend ✅ Tasting notes and final thoughts If you enjoy additive-free tequila, mezcal, terroir-driven spirits, and traditional production methods, this is a category worth exploring. Subscribe for tequila reviews, blind tastings, interviews with brand owners and master distillers, tequila education, and authentic agave spirits content. #Charanda #UruapanCharanda #Fortaleza #Tequila #MexicanSpirits #RumReview #AdditiveFreeTequila #TastingTequilaWithBrad