Tequila Nocaut Reposado Review | Boxing Glove Bottle & Georges Briard Glass | What’s in Your Glass

Tequila is known for bold flavors—but it’s also known for bold presentation. In this episode of Ruben’s Rundown – What’s in Your Glass, I’m pairing Tequila Nocaut Reposado, bottled in a striking boxing glove design, with a bright yellow Georges Briard lowball featuring a white band and circular cutout pattern.

• Tequila Nocaut Reposado, produced in Jalisco, Mexico at NOM 1480 (Casa Maestri de Jalisco)
• A closer look at why tequila brands often lean into expressive, sculptural bottle designs
• The story behind the boxing glove bottle and the cultural nod beyond the “knockout” name
• A vibrant mid-century Georges Briard glass that brings energy and personality to the pour
• Tasting impressions and how this pairing feels in hand, on the table, and in the moment

This episode leans into tequila as an experience—where flavor, design, and conversation all matter. It’s a relaxed, approachable pour paired with glassware that refuses to blend into the background.

• Have you tried Tequila Nocaut?
• Do bold bottles draw you in, or do you prefer understated design?
• What tequila should I review next?

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