Little hint of agave on the nose but hard to detect anything else. Smooth for the price doesn’t seem to have any fake flavors. One of my go to tequilas for making fresh margaritas.

common at parties, it's not a bad experience. An average reposado. good value but could be more inexpensive

Thanks to Thomas my entry to tequila

I found it great for mixing, but not so much for sipping, unless you’re accompanying it with a beer. Good value for the price, much better to fork over the extra $8 bucks to get this bottle than a bottle of José.

I found this to be very peppery with some oak. Definitely a good tequila to shoot.

This has been my go to tequila for margaritas till now. Tasting this blind I may have tipped it being a rum though.

Not much aroma one way or another. Nice bit of mineral. Spirit forward but smooth

This is the kind of tequila that you shoot it

No thank you!

Light powdered sugar & oak nose. Sweet oak flavor with a touch of roasted agave & powdered sugar. Sweet oak with a hint of powdered sugar.

Very nice. Sweet, with a lot of coffee in a sort of cloud about the finish.

Almost... honey? in the aroma. Would like to try in a Glencairn to get a better idea. Flavor is decent, with some burn. Medium length finish, pleasant.

Much more alcohol on the nose than the blanco, still lacking agave flavour but adding oak. Lacklustre to finish

Agave flavor pronounced with at pepper finish

Little floral. Lots of alcohol taste. Little after taste.

sweet! nuts, caramel flavor. little bit alcoholic stimulation you can feel.

I’m getting butter, agave, and alcohol in the aroma and finish. All while finishing mostly smooth, a bit of astringent taste however. There is a pepper that lingers but it’s nice. I’ll be buying more.

Hmm, some people like this but I have to say I really don't. I struggle to find any agave aroma or flavour inside. The aroma comes across very alcohol/acetone with some oak and cherry sweetness. The flavour gets a bit better as the alcohol fades a little to a honey and pepper taste. Still not much agave present and tastes almost chemical. Oak is present as well and lingers with the honey as it finishes. Finish doesn't last long and just not desirable for me. Unfortunately, I just can't recommend this. Bought online in Germany for 30 EUR. NOM 1368

Had at dinner one evening. Good. What you'd expect from a Repo. Buttery, caramel notes, smooth. I'd buy a bottle at the right price.

New tequila drinkers will like this one for the price. I enjoy the taste for the price.

Nose is mainly butter and cake batter with a hint of alcohol. Flavor is completely different. Vegetal with undertones of Agave but Agave quite muted. Spicy finish with some alcohol. Not bad but not the flavor profile I typically enjoy either. Almost more like a white dog bourbon then a tequila

Nose is much softer than the triple distilled, some agave and citrus but fairly low key. Very thin flavour which is masked early by heat. Some pepper and agave lingers on the finish.

Might be that I took a shot after Fortaleza. Just seemed harsh for a reposado.

One of the first tequilas I reviewed. Smoke, agave, and alcohol are the staple on this nose and flavor tequila

Very, very smooth. Mildly sweet, hints of Carmel and a bit spicy at the end. Good but not my favorite as I tend to lean more sweet than spice. I could get used to it though due to extreme smoothness.