Nose: Truthfully, at $190 pesos, I did not have high expectations. But this nose is blowing my mind! It starts with sweet light colored fruit (pears, apples), and agave, accompanied by lively spiciness. There is an herbal note of dill, a little barnyard funk, straw and cut grass. A musty cellar note, not unpleasant. Flavor: Cinnamon, cracked black pepper and caramel to begin. Creamy vanilla and almond paste come next to complement the spicier elements. This is only 38% ABV, but carries itself like a heavyweight. Finally, a little of the funky barnyard agave aroma follows in the palate. Finish: The agave and spices linger forever!

Sweet notes and vanilla

Very nice slightly green agave on the nose with soft sweetness and spice. Palette shows agave but has a real earthy and green flavours that some might consider ‘dirty’. Finish is drying with a hint of bitterness at the end. Definitely less sweet and vanilla caramel focused than the repo reserva. I think I prefer this expression.

I’m pleasantly surprised by this. It’s light, but not unsubstantial, with a sweet tingly finish and just the right about of vanilla. For the price it’s quite something; one of the better ones is tried recently.

Our well repo. Agave on the nose, agave/pepper flavour profile. Solid for the price

Muted aroma,

This really surprised me. Its fruity in a slightly unripe, tart green apple sort of way. It reminds me of another well known brand. Lots of a agave, pepper and raw asparagus on the tongue. The aging evens it out. I bought this at El Buho for less than $10 USD. Recommended!

You’re going to be tough pressed to find a better entry level Reposado! Agave notes for days on the nose & tongue, extremely gentle oak that doesn’t effect the profile much.

The aging adds another element to the blanco and provides just a bit more balance. Barrel spice lightly touches this along with some agave sweetness.