| Production Details | |
|---|---|
| NOM : | 1119 , |
| Agave Type : | Tequilana Weber , |
| Agave Region : | - , |
| Region : | Jalisco (Los Valles) , |
| Cooking : | Stone/Brick Ovens , |
| Extraction : | Roller Mill , |
| Water Source : | Natural spring water , |
| Fermentation : | 100% agave, Stainless steel tanks, Open-air fermentation, Fermentation without fibers , |
| Distillation : | 2x distilled , |
| Still : | Stainless Pot w/Copper Coil , |
| Aging : | American White Oak barrels , |
| ABV/Proof : | 40% abv (80-proof) |
| Other : | - |
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Repo=80 not bad for newer day Herradura Repo. . Old School Year 2000 (Pre Diffuser) =89. This is the way a Reposado is supposed to taste. Caramel,whiskey,fruit and more
Got a good amount of citrus on the nose.. orange and grapefruit. Flavor is more butterscotch and little pepper. Overall, I think it’s a decent repo but a little over priced.
Strong alcohol aroma. Taste is sweet and funky but overall good. Finish is harsh and not so fun.
I’m a bit of a homer and will always rate Herradura high....I love the mint & herbal notes that live in the background of each expression. A little too sweet on the back end to make me consider this elite but it’s yummy and available anywhere the sun rises.
An older bottle from 2010. Nose: Fruity with cherry and apple. Sweet oak and round spices. Flavor: Slightly muddled, yet appealing flavors. You have fruitiness and agave contrasting with black pepper & barrel spices cloaked in a silky sip. Not terribly complex, but I have no huge complaints with this one from NOM 1119.
butterscotch aroma with a little alcohol burn. not bad, but there. more up front burn on the pallet, but the buttery sweetness comes through to save the day. good, not great, sipper. southern hospitality washington dc $12 requested champagne glass drinking iced tea, no food
Aroma of agave, light smoke and vanilla Flavors follow the aromas with the addition of a black pepper bite at the finish.
earthy repo...
Bottled in 2001
Rated blind after aeration Color: straw Glass: coats the glass, very slow legs Aroma: pineapple, caramel apple, alcohol Mouth: viscous, buttery Flavor: butterscotch Finish: spice of short to med length, dry in center of palate, wet and buttery around edges Price: $46
Pineapple and jalapeño aromas- very unique to Herradura. Interesting, different, and sometimes I find myself in the mood for this.
Pineapple banana taste/nose is off putting.
Strange nose with little alcohol. A fruity mango undertone. Short finish.
Pineapple aroma. SD??
Aroma: This has a very interesting aroma. It's very citrus heavy and reminds me of pineapple. There's also a subtle hint of oak and vanilla. Flavor: It has a very unique flavor that finished with a strong pepper note. The upfront flavor almost reminds me a bit of gasoline or rubber. It's a bit salty and not my favorite. Finish: There's a very strong finish that just grows and grows. It mellows out nicely in the back of your mouth.
Tropical
My Guess: Milagros Romance or paradisio
Minty and spicy
Aroma is mild sweetness. Flavor is vanilla-ish sweetness followed by alcohol. Finish is extremely mild and unremarkable.
nose of sweet Carmel and alcohol. Taste the same with bitter finish. I wouldn't recommend.
The blanco was ok, but I found this undrinkable. Aroma is artificial vanilla and alcohol Flavor reminds me vaguely of NyQuil with vanilla. Finish NyQuil has a better finish, 3 crackers and a glass of water and I still have that medicine taste in my mouth.
I was surprised by this dude. Probably one of the best amongst the big brands out there. It does has the sensation of additives in it. The mouthfeel starts good but finishes weak. Lacks body but at least the flavours are drinkable. If that is the only tequila on the bar. I will drink this reposado.
Smooth. Not much pepper or vanilla compared to description
Spicy but no bite
98 Round bottle