Muted aromas of sweet agave and vanilla. The taste is slightly sweet, with light notes of vanilla and oak. A dry finish of oak, agave, and vanilla, with some heat.

Reviewing side by side with the blanco, very happy to have the opportunity to check both out at once. Aroma: Sweet, soft agave. Light touch of vanilla that is getting a lot stronger as i let the tequila sit. The citrus note from the blanco is still there but it’s mixed with the vanilla in a very neat way. Little to no ethanol, notably. The faintest bit of butterscotch, and I keep thinking of the skin of a cantaloupe. Barrel spice and agave in the empty glass. Palate: Much more rounded hit of agave, not muted, but softer. Definitely sweeter than the blanco. There’s a tiny bit of vanilla that comes through, and the cinnamon note is much less pronounced for me. Interestingly, the Barrel aging doesn’t seem to be contributing a lot of the typical Barrel notes i expect, it seems to have mellowed everything and melded the flavors together. The citrus blends with the vanilla for me to the point where they’re almost indistinguishable. Very, very interesting.

Now this is fun! Loads of butterscotch, toffee, and caramel on the nose. Cooked agave lurks behind but is present. A pop of minerality, limestone, on the nose at the very end. Taste: butterscotch, then agave, then wood. Finish: Woody, but warm and long. Bravo, digging this on a snowy winter night!

El Tequileño Reposado Gran Reserva The nose is light but pleasant. Cooked agave and some light honey. I taste cooked agave, with some slight cinnamon and then white pepper. The finish in nice. It starts sweet and then the pepper comes in and lingers. It’s nice and balanced. It’s light in the palette and has a light body but it’s balanced and there isn’t an offensive note. It’s well made. Salud!

Oh man love the flavor from the first sip. Agave, sweet and no burn at all.

An excellent repo, great value for this perfectly made Reposado. Well balanced, shows cooked agave flavors along with a very smooth vanilla finish. Very impressed

Nose: Nice spicy nose marries nicely with the round ripe fruit aromas. Light oak, barrel spices, a faint yeast note and caramel. A sweet cider nuance. Flavor: This delivers an initial robust pop of pepper, cloves, cinnamon and anise, which is reined in by vanilla and caramel notes. This has an herbal note or two - perhaps cilantro.

Aroma was oak, whiskey, cooked sweet agave, caramel, a little bit herbal, sort of creamy and a pinch of smoke and vanilla. The taste was sweet agave, some pepper, fruity, honey, caramel, herbal and spice, with some heat at the front end. I really had no problem with this Repo as it was nice and somewhat silky, but with a noticeable bit of heat.

Barrels, pipones, AND Oak chips? This has a ton of spice and pepper in the mouth as well as some agave lurking behind all that. Assuming this is rested in barrels and then in the pipone with the oak chips added as it can stay in a vessel larger than 600L for an indefinite period of time and still be a reposado. More than 2 months and less than a year only applies to containers smaller than 600L. This is quite golden in color rather than the pale straw of the regular reposado in a side x side. Quite bold and flavorful. Thanks Old Town. rating 777 ;-)

Still agave forward but the oak has robbed this of my favourite parts, it’s still a great tequila but my consumption will be reserved for the Blanco.

Caramel, slight melon aroma with sweeter taste than the blanco. Still a little thin but I enjoy the spicy finish.

Aroma of coffee, chocolate, and caramel. Definitely pleasing and the best part of this tequila. Sweet tasting but simple—not at all artificial. Finish too clean and quick for me, though, and that's where it lost some points. However, even though the packaging has changed, this remains a legit tequila brand worthy of respect.

Cooked agave, honey and caramel. Drinks like water

Aroma is red apples, that smell you get at the first bite. It has nice agave with light vanilla and caramel. It carries that mint-anise aroma from the Blanco. It takes me to the smell of empty barrels inside a cave. The flavours are incredible. The balance that it has it's right on point. You have pleasant bitterness with wood/smoky notes, and a great sweetness comes into play, too, leaving a nice warm finish and long. It dances in your mouth!

A very nice tequila! Nice mineral element in the aroma and flavor, along with a very good barrel treatment. Plenty of agave here too. There are elements of a great blanco, like the mineral aroma, and there is just a touch of a creamy caramel flavor like you could find in a good añejo, I found it very interesting. This is my first time trying a tequila made with pipones, I really enjoyed this one. Well worth it!

Sweetness on the nose sweet potato mango vanilla and a hint of oak. Agave comes through as well Less sweet on the mouth with a gentle finish - a quick bite that disappears quickly

Nice aroma, sweet and smooth upfront with a bit more burn than expected.

Solid all around. Good but not great. Good sipper.

Dang , this is great juice ! Like the distillery, unique in many ways . Bright agave forward with fruit and floral aromas, then same for taste but nice midway blast of melon banana thru end . A bit of wood but nothing over powering with some nice mineral too . And just the right amount of heat . I may have found my new favorite reposado! Seriously!!!

This is “THAT ONE” smooth going down. Velvety taste no bite. On the nose agave raw and cooked with a woodsy & citrus very light vanilla scent almost not even noticed. Flavor well this Respo is in its Happy Place and puts the taster in a Happy Place. Cooked Agave , citrus very light pepper and vanilla but with a light wood taste. Again this is one to keep on hand!

Just what a clean reposado should be. Nice balance of alcohol and agave. Some pepper and herbal tones. Smooth and crisp.

Where do I begin… aroma is amazing. Light caramel/toffee, followed by agave then orange/vanilla combo, like an orange creamsicle. Flavor was very good and it coats mouth very well. First taste: heavy oak, slight pepper and then a orange bitterness which I wasn’t the biggest fan of. Then smoothly goes down no problem. Overall, Amazingly good Repo

Big bright agave notes.

Pleasantly surprised by this one. Had lots of attributes I normally associate with anejos. Subtle vanilla notes and a pleasing bite.

Put a good dent in this bottle now and it is just incredible. My favourite tequila for the money. Great aroma well rounded flavours, and a beautiful finish. Not too much heat and not too much barrel. Love it.