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Patrón 100 Review – Is This Actually Real Tahona Tequila?
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- Tasting Tequila with Brad
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- Apr 23, 2026
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- 198
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Summary
Patrón 100 Review – Is This Actually Real Tahona Tequila? Patrón 100 Review – Is this 100% tahona tequila actually authentic? This high proof tequila is distilled to proof with no dilution, bold agave flavor, and a big debate around authenticity. Patrón 100 Review – Is this 100% tahona tequila actually authentic? This high proof tequila is distilled to proof with no dilution, bold agave flavor, and a big debate around authenticity. In this video, we break down the brand new Patrón 100, a 100 proof blanco tequila made using 100% tahona production—a major shift from the traditional Patrón blend of roller mill and tahona distillates. But this video is about more than just a tequila review… It’s about authenticity. Can a big brand create something truly authentic? Or do people dismiss it before they even taste it? What we cover: * 100% tahona production process * Distilled to proof (no added water) * Nose, palate, and finish * Is Patrón 100 actually worth it? * The truth about authenticity in tequila Bottle Specs: * 100 Proof (50% ABV) * 100% Blue Weber Agave * Tahona crushed * Fermented with fibers * Approx. $49.99 SRP This tequila was designed to hold its structure in cocktails like margaritas and tequila negronis—but how does it perform neat? Drop your thoughts below: Do you think big brands can still be authentic? Follow along for tequila reviews, interviews, and real talk about agave spirits. © Tasting Tequila with Brad