this is from a tasting in 2015. pretty bottle but it's not good.

This is moving in the wrong direction for me flavour wise, nice bottle though.

This is an interesting tequila. Good nose. Very nutty, almondy with some Carmel and white pepper. Flavor was better than I expected. Nutty and oaky. Lots of alcohol and burn on the back end. If not for the finish I’d rate this a fair amount higher. Way overpriced for the quality but a fun tequila to try. Unique flavor.

Aroma; cooked agave, pepper, vanilla, earth, butterscotch, spearmint and strong alcohol content. Flavor/palate; agave, alcohol, vanilla, caramel, yeast, earth, flowers and citrus. Good tequila and maybe a sipper here and there, but not a favorite. Finish is short with strong alcohol content. You pay for the bottle design on the price.

Cool bottle. This HP (110) reposado actually has a nice nose with hints of cooked agave, oak & caramel. The taste is full of vanilla and caramel. The finish is flavorful and long. Salud!

Tasted blind. Aroma: an odd combination of grass, agave, and candy. Flavor; Hot cinnamon, pepper, alcohol, baked agave with a candy sweetness. Medium to thick body with a long aggressive finish. Flavors compete with each other with a rather unpleasant result.

Revisited this as my palate has changed in the 4 years since posting. Still hot initially but it opens up as it sits for 10-15 minutes. Nose is less acrid in Romeo's jarrito for high proof than the Riedel O Stemless Spirit glass. Small sips are called for here. After a couple the mouth is better acclimated to the ethanol at 55%. Some barrel elements of oak and spice are there on entry as well as agave, the high proof takes over and quickly leads to a numbing finish that is quite long. Fading pepper and some slight oak as well as slight sweetness. The bottle is an original glass, hand painted skull from Elements Spirits 2009.

In my opinion the 110 proof Repo is the only KAH to drink.

Harsh and spicy due to 55% alcohol!...Luckily, hints of vanilla, chocolate and caramel make it bearable. Kept the skull bottle for on top of my piano !

Immediate sweet aroma that strikes me as pineapple (???). That single aroma overwhelms nearly everything else but after a few minutes there are slight hints of agave and more traditional barrel aromas. The higher proof is more pronounced/noticeable in the reposado than the Ultimos Dias blanco...like a mouthful of fire at the start that settles into a pleasant but hot cinnamon/peppermint flavor. The finish is surprisingly short for such an big start. Fun but definitely not something you would sip for an evening or even for a few hours.

Caramel, vanilla and alcohol nose. Nice viscous mouth feel with strong alcohol fumes. The spice/pepper/fire starts early and lasts long. Fun stuff if you're in the right mood.

Sinus clearing acidity.

Like drinking wasabi, but legibly.

Alcohol forward cinnamon agave

Nice Repo. A little pricy-cool bottle. Carmel-Pepper and some agave. Nice sipper. Try it!!!!

Got this one for the wife because of the bottle. It's not horrible and drinkable if you let it breathe a bit after opening. There is a burn at the end that goes a bit. Nothing special or unique to separate it from others. Nor for the price is it valued better than others.

a fun bottle and the juice tastes pretty good! Not traditional and maybe some additives but a unique flavor profile which is not bad.

vanilla smooth

better than blanco

Aroma is oak, chocolate Taste is orange, caramel and pepper Finish is short and warm

Some bitterness and bite.

Love this one. More butterscotch and honey taste. Great smell, flavour and after taste to it. On sweeter side.

Nose: Coconut(?), butterscotch Flavour: Grass, coconut, smooth, slightly sweet, agave. Burn on finish, but still sweet. Way better than blanco.

very harsh and sharp, even with 40% alcohol, can't imagine original 55%. very peppery and earthy flavour, strong alcohol taste, not smooth. don't know about additives, but for it's price, it's overpriced for the cool bottle.