Bottle of Villa One Tequila Reposado

Villa One Tequila Reposado

Type: Tequila
Nom
1472
153 Ratings See All
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Production Details
NOM : 1472 ,
Agave Type : Tequilana Weber ,
Agave Region : Jalisco (Los Altos), Jalisco (Tequila Valley) ,
Region : Jalisco (Los Valles) ,
Cooking : Stone/Brick Ovens ,
Extraction : Roller Mill ,
Water Source : Deep well water ,
Fermentation : Stainless steel tanks, 100% agave ,
Distillation : 2x distilled ,
Still : Copper Pot ,
Aging : American White Oak barrels ,
ABV/Proof : 40% abv (80-proof)
Other : -

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Aromas & Flavors Detected By Our Community

Aromas Detected

9
Caramel
8
Agave (cooked)
6
Vanilla
5
Butterscotch
5
Alcohol
4
Butter
3
Oak
2
Fruity
2
Citrus
2
Yeast/Dough
2
Pineapple
1
Anise

Flavors Detected

13
Caramel
10
Vanilla
9
Agave (cooked)
8
Butterscotch
5
Alcohol
5
Pepper (black)
4
Butter
3
Oak
3
Herbal
2
Fruity
2
Dried Fruit
2
White Pepper

Ratings

Personal Scores & Reviews From Our Community

Tequila Badass
494 ratings
  • 61 Rating

Smells like I just walked into a bakery, my mouth immediately started watering, smells like a fresh eclair. Turns out it also tastes like an eclair, crème anglaise, vanilla, butter, pastry, everything except agave.

Tequila Savant
251 ratings
  • 72 Rating

This one is just ok for me, after you let seat for a few minutes you get some agave, caramel, and alcohol. In the taste you get some sweet notes but in a artificial way. It goes down without a burn but no that crazy.

Tequila Lover
14 ratings
  • 96 Rating

Caramel Butterscotch Black pepper Harsher start and warm finish

Tequila Savant
236 ratings
  • 68 Rating

Heavy oak, vanilla & lacks any agave presence. Very sweet.

Tequila Warrior
40 ratings
  • 60 Rating

Sweet-Vanilla-too sweet. Won’t drink again.

Tequila Fanatic
17 ratings
  • 65 Rating

12$, Caramel

Tequila Maniac
33 ratings
  • 86 Rating

Chocolatey scent, oak and butterscotch flavour with a really smooth finish!

Tequila Freak
22 ratings
  • 54 Rating

Nose: Heavy vanilla and caramel, like Tuaca Palate: More sweetness, little to no agave Finish: Surprising alcohol burn to finish it off. Some grassy notes, strangely enough. Overall this is very sweet, and very unrefined tequila, and very additive heavy at that. It is unsurprising for a celebrity tequila. I did not know it was a celebrity tequila, but I purchased it on clearance, and would not pay more than I bought for it (even that was expensive)

Tequila Connoisseur
64 ratings
  • 81 Rating

Smooth, great intro to a higher quality tequila for people who are used to drinking low quality commercial tequilas. Nose vanilla and low agave. Flavor smooth and mellow vanilla butter scotch definitely tastes like some additives. Finish quick and mellow, light black pepper. Avg value, there are better tequilas without additives for $50

Tequila Phenom
311 ratings
  • 76 Rating

Villa One Reposado is a pleasant sipper, albeit an additive laden spirit. Priced at $50 (virginia abc), it's priced similar to comparable reposados. Nose: Very light. Vanilla, butterscotch, cooked agave and vanilla up front. A hint of oak, butter and citrus. Palate: A mild viscous mouthfeel with a little warmth. Carmel, butterscotch, and cooked agave. Additives, sure. But it's a pleasant sipper nonetheless. Finish: Short on the finish.

Tequila Maniac
31 ratings
  • 82 Rating

Caramel and sweet. Easy finish

Tequila Guru
86 ratings
  • 70 Rating

maple syrup

Tequila Wizard
606 ratings
  • 50 Rating

As artificial as it gets.

Tequila Enthusiast
7 ratings
  • 78 Rating

Might be the best celebrity brand I’ve tried

Tequila Savant
236 ratings
  • 61 Rating

Smells heavy of alcohol and vanilla. Has an artificial taste that stays on the tongue. Finish is a bit harsh.

Tequila Maniac
34 ratings
  • 72 Rating

Heavy vanilla, butterscotch... no burn, but still a decent finish. Tastes like it has additives (as expected), but not too overpowering as to ruin the experience. In the realm of celebrity tequilas, I’d say it’s above average, but still slightly overpriced. Reminds me of Casamigos before it got bought by Diageo, which is to say tasty but sweet... I prefer it to current Casamigos. Decent dessert tequila or for a friend who wants something sweet & easy to drink.

Tequila Enthusiast
7 ratings
  • 88 Rating

Carmel, agave, butterscotch

Tequila Ninja
138 ratings
  • 68 Rating

I’ll drink it... but I don’t like the flavoring additions. Hard vanilla extract on the back end... tastes like someone botched a move and got dropped on their head.

Tequila Ninja
178 ratings
  • 82 Rating

I think the reposado is a much better tequila in flavor and value over the Anejo. The faint hints of flavor for me was more vanilla than the butterscotch and Carmel that others have detected. As for the “additives” people claim they use? Well I don’t know about that, but we enjoy things everyday with additives we know nothing about, so if you like it who cares. I think this is a very enjoyable, smooth tequila and I will purchase it again.

Tequila Lover
11 ratings
  • 51 Rating

additives and syrups are overpowering

Tequila Warrior
42 ratings
  • 88 Rating

Has a very smooth finish and very little burn. More herbal than fruity. For the price there is a lot of value here.

Tequila Guru
94 ratings
  • 80 Rating

For starters the bottle is nice. In the glass it's a a tad dark for a reposado. Legs are there but thin, tears hang on a lot more. First nosing gave me a hint of anise and some sweetness. Let it breathe and got oak instead but still had the sweetness. Tasting gave me most of the same, a little oak, sweetness and butterscotch. This is not offensive by any means as I suspect they might use most of the 1%. My guess this is aimed at the nightclub scene.