What drinkers report over time, weighed against the panel so one loud season cannot move a score.
Single-estate terroir pioneer
Single-estate Blue Weber, Highlands. Estate control and agave maturity carry weight.

Nose. White flowers, green pepper.
Palate. Citrus pith, minerality.
Finish. Clean and dry.
The single-estate pioneer, each release names the specific field (rancho) and vintage, letting you taste terroir the way wine drinkers do. Elegant, floral, and vegetal, with a clarity that made Ocho a bartender staple.