ArteNOM Selection 1414 Review | Cascahuín Tequila Paired with a Roman-Inspired Georges Briard Glass скачать в хорошем качестве

ArteNOM Selection 1414 Review | Cascahuín Tequila Paired with a Roman-Inspired Georges Briard Glass

In this episode of Ruben’s Rundown, I’m reviewing ArteNOM Selection 1414, a standout tequila produced at Destilería Cascahuín (NOM 1414)—one of the most respected traditional distilleries in Jalisco. ArteNOM is built on transparency, highlighting the distillery behind the tequila rather than the brand name on the bottle. Selection 1414 showcases Cascahuín’s signature style, with cooked agave at the forefront, mineral depth, and a dry, elegant finish that reflects traditional production methods. This tequila is paired with a striking vintage Georges Briard lowball featuring gold vertical lines and a Roman-style coin medallion. The imagery references classical imperial symbols, blending ancient authority with bold mid-century modern design. Together, this pairing is about heritage, craftsmanship, and intention—on both sides of the glass. If you enjoy tequila deep dives, vintage barware, and thoughtful pairings, make sure to like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments if you’ve tried ArteNOM 1414—or what you’d pour into this glass. More coming soon.