Really not much difference between the repo and Añejo other than more sweetness on the finish of the Añejo. It’s ok, nothing special.
Same nice nose as the Blanco but takes a drastic dive into a Brazil nut/hazelnut dry finish. I don’t like this very much.
Move nose, body is unspectacular and a surprise sweet twist on the end, I think this will appeal to the masses.
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More heat than the average Anejo, however not off putting The finish is long, real long. At first a bit medicinal but if you wait long enough it mellows to a little sweetness. Overall not bad but I don’t think I’ll be looking to bring a bottle home.