Cooked agave, barrel notes, pepper, stone fruit. A very good everyday sipper at under $30

Floral, cinnamon, and slight bitter oak.

10/20/22 nose: hits u in the face! buttery, butterscotch and a little oak taste: agave, sweet, caramel, butterscotch. finish: sweet, short, a little peppery notes: I found myself asking how did they get these flavors without additives!?! I had just opened the bottle so I'm interested in revisiting to see what I think

Tasted at Distillery

Cooked agave on the nose but not prominent…. Minerals, Wood and tobacco…. Has a good body… cooked agave, cinnamon, black pepper, dark chocolate bitterness.

Sweeter than both blanco & platino on the nose

On the nose, Cooked agave, Apple are very prominent. A little heat on the nose. Some faint oak and a nice vanilla Coming through. On the palate, agave and apple are right there, and some spices. Like cinnamon and clove or allspice, something like that. A little bit of citrus, and still has that tang I didn’t like in the blanco, but it works here in the medley of flavors. Overall solid, definitely a good budget mixer or even an okay-ish sipper.

Non mixto, old bottle. Delicious agave on the nose and palate. very enjoyable to drink

The best value Reposado with great agave characteristics and flavors

Tried and compared to the gran reserva repo. Nice clean agave smell but it has a funkiness in the middle and end. Like they kept the heads and tails

Aroma : Agave, apples, baking spices, and light oak. There's a bit of grassy funk too. Taste : Mellow fruits and agave are paired with light black pepper and oak. Finish : Medium length with bigger, bolder spice and fruity notes.

Nose: Truthfully, at $190 pesos, I did not have high expectations. But this nose is blowing my mind! It starts with sweet light colored fruit (pears, apples), and agave, accompanied by lively spiciness. There is an herbal note of dill, a little barnyard funk, straw and cut grass. A musty cellar note, not unpleasant. Flavor: Cinnamon, cracked black pepper and caramel to begin. Creamy vanilla and almond paste come next to complement the spicier elements. This is only 38% ABV, but carries itself like a heavyweight. Finally, a little of the funky barnyard agave aroma follows in the palate. Finish: The agave and spices linger forever!

This really surprised me. Its fruity in a slightly unripe, tart green apple sort of way. It reminds me of another well known brand. Lots of a agave, pepper and raw asparagus on the tongue. The aging evens it out. I bought this at El Buho for less than $10 USD. Recommended!

You’re going to be tough pressed to find a better entry level Reposado! Agave notes for days on the nose & tongue, extremely gentle oak that doesn’t effect the profile much.

The aging adds another element to the blanco and provides just a bit more balance. Barrel spice lightly touches this along with some agave sweetness.

The aroma unfolds with familiar elements reminiscent of the blanco, now accompanied by a gentle honey note. Cooked agave, softened walnut nuances, and hints of white sugar, vanilla, and baked sweet potato create a layered olfactory experience. Subtle undertones of peppermint and lime citrus add complexity. Through tasting, the influence of the barrel becomes evident, tempering much of the ethyl heat while introducing a delicate honey note and faint oakiness. The agave's presence is notably softer compared to the blanco, offering a smoother palate experience. Warm peppermint, anise, and baked sweet potato flavors emerge, accompanied by a diminished ethyl pepperiness and sour grass that transitions into the finish. In the finish, the sour tones observed in the blanco are notably lessened in this Reposado expression. Instead, the peppermint notes persist consistently from start to finish.

Good nose of cooked agave, vanilla, cinnamon. Medium mouthfeel- cooked agave with initial sweetness, vanilla, some cinnamon followed by a peppery finish- Finish is medium to long- pepper/spice with some bitterness (like a dark chocolate) that fades leaving the lingering cooked agave.

Makes a great mixer for the money. $20 cheaper than the more than the Gran reserve . that one is better sipping but for the money this is good.

Hints of burnt agave & vanilla. Not too keen on fruity flavor. Not bad tasting, but the finish was not enjoyable. This tequila did not floor me. Bought it based on a review I saw online via YouTube by Lui Fernandes (not blaming him for my choice because he is very informative and honest in his assessments of tequilas). Perhaps it is my unsophisticated palette. I’m learning that tequila tasting is not an exact science. It comes down to what you like. I’ll keep trying ‘em until I find the best one for me.

very drinkable on its own. I am led to believe this is a mixto but still a very good tequila. happy to sip this any time and it's great for mixed drinks.

Smooth

Great hint of old school agave. Nice!

Vey Oak Barrel Vanilla caramel pepper Repos are just not for me

Agave and mint on the nose with a hint of butterscotch. Smooth palate with notes of vanilla, agave and caramel. A slight burn on the finish that settles into a peppery vanilla flavor. Probably one of the better bargain tequilas out there, especially if you’re looking to make cocktails for a group.

Sweet, agave forward, cloves