BEST Tequila of 2025? | Cascahuin House of Rare PX Sherry Reposado Review

Is this the best tequila of 2025? Cascahuin House of Rare is a single-barrel PX sherry cask reposado bottled at high proof and nearly impossible to find outside Mexico. Here’s why this one stands out. Is this the best tequila I’ve tasted in 2025? Today I’m reviewing Cascahuin House of Rare, a limited-edition, single-barrel reposado aged for six months in Pedro Ximénez (PX) sherry barrels. This collaboration between Cascahuin (NOM 1123) and House of Rare results in a tequila that blurs the line between reposado and darker aged expressions—while still keeping cooked agave at the center. This release is: • Single barrel • High proof (~44% ABV / 88 proof) • Additive-free • Extremely limited (often ~200–250 bottles) • Mostly found only in Mexico Tasting Notes: Nose: Cooked agave, vanilla, caramel, citrus, honey, minerality, mint, cinnamon, white pepper, dark fruit (raisin, fig) Palate: Sweet agave, creamy vanilla, oak, PX sherry richness, raisin, fig, spice, citrus acidity Finish: Long, warm, creamy, with lingering agave, oak, spice, and dried fruit This is a tequila made for collectors, serious tequila fans, and anyone who appreciates barrel experimentation done right—without losing agave character. Drop a comment if you’ve tried PX sherry-aged tequila before Like the video if you enjoy deep-dive tequila reviews Subscribe for more additive-free tequila content Salud © Tasting Tequila with Brad