I’ve been sitting on this bottle for 5+ years; upon opening & 1st pour, definite notes of light, cooked agave, slight tones of citrus & celery across the tongue, again, light cooked agave, more citrus on the front of the palette, slight burn on the backend with more celery & light pepper on the finish, quite underwhelming, not much to it; overall, for the price, even if cheaper, I would not purchase again; I did enjoy Suerte Blanco & Anejo though; I’ll look forward to opening the “diamond AE” next;

A fine light T with hints of Citrus and a slightly sweet finish. Also, due to it's lightness and neutral strength it pairs very well with food. A strong favorite for an afternoon Tequila that can be copiously consumed! I approve!

Nose: honey, citrus, and agave; Palate: honey, floral-citrus, on the front into a soft cooked agave spice, that then fades into a dry and faintly oaky-vanilla-agave finish. Great price point. Small batch craftsmanship. I like it, I think I will have another.

Wonderfully complex juice for the price. Cooked agave, pepper and licorice. Very nice.

Citrus, carmel, and oak on the nose. Cooked agave, vanilla and baking spice in the mouth. Peppery, fruity finish with carmel on the back.

I really like this tequila it has a different nose and taste I don't quite get. very smooth and easy to drink.

Man I liked this tequila.

Vibrant nose. Ripe round fruit. Agave,nuts, spices, cider and citrus. Flavor profile is a nice balancing act of sweet agave, pepper, and ripe tropical fruit. A touch of vanilla and subtle oak influence. Full mouth feel in terms of flavors and texture.

Wonderful nose with a touch of oak and alcohol, very complex. Taste has a hint of pepper and some agave and like the nose, very complex. Agave finish that is on the long side. Light straw color and a nice bottle round out this excellent juice.

Nice agave aroma with alcohol and a sweet citrus. Flavor was real pleasant pepper and agave. Definitely going to be on my regular buy list at $35!

Citrus and candy on the nose, sweet but not cloying. Medium body, medium finish. A nice repo.

Very subtle aroma. I get a hint of roasted agave and some alcohol. There is a subtle sweetness to it which is very pleasant. I get some nice agave on the back end. Suerte is a great buy!

Wow, this is my kind of tequila. I realize everyone doesn't like the same thing. That being said, I really like this tequila. A nice, easy sipping tequila. An agave, slightly fruity nose. Straight even agave, barely hint of sweet, very mild pepper mouth. Then a smooth, nice, slightly alcohol finish. I am quite surprised a $35 bottle of juice can be so good. I like it, to me a bargain at this price. YMMV.

A little baked agave on the nose. Thin mouth feel. Vanilla aroma comes out once it opens up. Very quick finish.

My favorite of the Suerte line. Everything that a good repo should be. Both cooked and some light earthy and vegetal agave notes. Barrel influence is light, but complimentary adding fruit notes rather than vanilla/caramel desserty notes. Nice mouthfeel and lengthy fruity finish with complimentary agave kick. A great tequila at a very good price.

great sipper

Surprising flavors in the repo and the aromas are superior to other at this price. After it cools down (breathes) this is a very enjoyable tequila. Great combination of agave touched with a bit of oak and melon with green vegetation. Suerte made another good one.

Clear, very slight, light straw hint of color. Aroma: light, crisp, clean with subtle, agave, vanilla and sweet citrus, maybe a very light hint of orange blossom scent. Flavor: repeat of the aromas, but not as distinct as with the blanco; wish that it had greater distinction. Also more aware of the alcohol aroma and flavor in their reposado, than in their blanco expression. This is also worth the try, one, two or several times.

Vanilla, honey and baked agave on the nose. Very approachable taste, pleasant sweet agave/caramel in flavor. Bright, fruity complexity on the palate I can't quite place.

Nose: cream soda/rootbeer around vanilla and light citrus agave Palate: carried over agave, vanilla, cream soda and slight floral/citrus. Finish: vanilla oak, but very light and creamy. Nothing that turned me off, but definitely needs to be used neat. I don't think it would hold up well as a mixer - too light. Designed to be sipped by those that appreciate subtlety of good flavors.

El Olor: Sweet nutty caramel on the nose. Not at all like a Tequila. I'd be expecting a liqueur if I didn't know better. El Sabor: Definitely NOT a liqueur. It's Tequila. Lots of cooked agave but the nuttiness is present here as well. Something else too. Maybe orange blossoms? I'm not sure but it is uplifting. El Final: The finish is a little lacking. It peters out fast and has some bite to it and the sweetness fades into a trailing oak flavor.

light chocolate and balanced agave richness. not too soft

Another awesome tequila by Suerte! Nose of baked agave, caramel and spice. The palate has more of the aforementioned along with hints of cinnamon to spice things up a bit and orange blossom and the slightest hint of wood from the aging. Most reposados that I've tried have had way too much oak, almost becoming whiskey. Not this one has a nice balance. It does loose some of that wonderful agave forward presence that is found in the blanco. That grassy note is muted here. The finish is very short and fairly sweet with caramel and spice. Have drank this neat and in a margarita( lime juice, agave nectar & Grand Mariner). It disappears into a cocktail completely. Neat, it's a real treat.

A little too peppery for me. I think the blanco is superior

Mushroom, forest floor, oak