On the dark side for a repo. It is darker than the Añejo. The brand rep stated that no additives are used in their tequilas. Nose: A faint woody oak note that carries some nice barrel spices. Prominent agave, some orange citrus aromas, vanilla, toffee and some earthy undertones. Flavor: Creamy in the mouth, with a caramel/toffee dessert feel to it. There are sufficient pepper and punchy baking spice notes to keep your palate at rapt attention. A slight cedar nuance on the finish. This is rich, and might work as an after dinner option.

LOTE 100617-R, this bottle was gifted to me in 2017. Color: yellow to dark yellow. Aroma: sweet cooked agave, light camphor wood note, very light vanilla note, anise, light mint. Palate: cooked agave, sweet vanilla note, the sweetness on the mouth appears to be from vanilla, not from agave, alcohol sensation is low. Finish is medium to medium long, cooked agave and vanilla sweetness persist.

Dark for a seven month white oak barrel Reposado. Nose has floral and oak overtones with a hint of vanilla. Pallet has faint agave and vanilla on the front, with a slight oak spice and a caramel-vanilla finish. Sweet for a Reposado and easy to sip, it is Añejo-like. Too sweet and not enough agave for my taste. Nevertheless, a fine tequila from small batch craftsmanship and worth exploring.