They Moved NOMs?! What Happens When Tequila Changes Distilleries

They Moved NOMs?! What Happens When Tequila Changes Distilleries Tequila brands like Tres Agaves, Cazcanes, and CampoVeda have changed NOM numbers and distilleries. What does a NOM change mean? Does tequila taste different when production moves? Tequila brands like Tres Agaves, Cazcanes, and CampoVeda have changed NOM numbers and distilleries. What does a NOM change mean? Does tequila taste different when production moves? In this episode of Tasting Tequila with Brad, we break down what happens when a tequila brand switches distilleries and how it can affect flavor, production methods, water source, fermentation, and overall quality. We cover: • Tres Agaves (NOM 1522 → NOM 1614) • Cazcanes (NOM 1599 → NOM 1614) • CampoVeda (NOM 1414 → NOM 1477) • What a NOM number actually represents • Why distillery changes matter • When to worry — and when not to If you care about additive-free tequila, traditional production, and knowing what’s actually in your glass, this is a must-watch. Always check the NOM. Drop a comment below: Have you ever noticed a NOM change on your favorite tequila? Subscribe for weekly tequila reviews, interviews with brand owners, and deep dives into tequila production. © Tasting Tequila with Brad