definition of eh.

Excellent repo/ vanilla, caramel, oak / aged in bourbon barrel/ $13

Jorge's fav. Liked Hornitos Black better.

Floral aroma. Rounded, citrusy body. Uncomplicated peppery finish.

TMM Reposado Blind Tasting

I started out as a repo boy. Now I’m the Repo man. Which means that I’m spending a great deal of time drinking myself to sleep in a fit of orphan-crib-reclaiming-induced depression. But I’m definitely not doing it with Don Julio Repo, because it can’t hold a goddamn disposable Remembrance Day candle to the Don Julio Blanco. Like a retarded younger sibling trying to keep in step with his square-jawed, quarterback, Harvard-bound older brother, Don Julio Repo falls short by every available metric. Still, it has a certain quirky charm. 6/10

Caramel Pepper

Great use of oak, I can still taste the same agave profile of the Blanco. Thin and gentle, I can see why this wins people over.

Great tequila, would love to try the 1942

Wonderful, sweet nose. Caramel aroma, some roasted nuts. Not as impressed with the taste. Small hints of honey. Finish is bold, like coffee. Rich and long lasting raw agave presence. Full bodied finish and somewhat oily.

Great aromas of cooked agave, vanilla & cinnamon. Taste of carmel vanilla, butter. Smooth cinnamon honey finish.

Very nice reposado, smooth and tasty sipper. This tastes like a high quality tequila. But this one lacks the full depth, complexity and earthy agave flavors that I prefer in my personal sipping collection.

Smoke and oak was not overpowering but it was there.

Always, always a good go to tequila!! Smooth start and smooth finish. Very good sipping tequila

Very solid sipping Reposado. Smooth buttery, caramel flavor. Tase much better neat than on the rocks. Slight alcohol aroma but still a good finish. I prefer this over Patron Reposado.

Price value of course in Mexico! You get the bite of a tequila but the velvet silkiness of a nice Reposado.

Pear and hints of dark chocolate. Warm finish

milkshake on the nose, the tequila that started it all for me. tasting it years later, it doesn't quite stand up to my memories

Smooth and oakey, great for regular drinking. Toasting and top tier mixing. notes of caramel and a lingering earthy flavour.

This is considered the “House Wine” at our house.

Nice agave and citrus smell, but nothing overly complicated. Mouth feel is good with some bite and an average finish. Overall a very straightforward reposado, just nothing to wow you.

Comforting nose of butterscotch and almond. Then comes cinnamon, spices and vanilla. Agave still peaks through over light oak. Flavors more subdued than the nose, with some pepper and bitters.

Not the most exciting finish but an easy sipper

Greenish clear. I had to ask to make sure I was being served what I asked for. A: Vanilla ice cream, cooked agave, grass T: Creamy texture, a big-bodied blast of smoothness and spice. Explodes with natural flavor and spice. I think this is the form of love itself! Chased a cheese enchilada with this and it's agave heaven. Tastes like it was made with God's candy. Finish: long. pleasant numbing mouth feel that rounds off the spiciness and makes me feel like I feel like I experienced true perfection. Goes nice with heavy food. There is no reason to fight or hate in a world where love like this is possible.

Nice nose with caramel, nutty flavors and smooth finish. Not too complex but a good sipping tequila. Nice nutty middle. I really like it, not too strong in flavors.