Lots of alcohol on the nose. don't care for it. pallet was okay. Can definitely taste the wine barrels. I think this will be a mixer. Better after opening

Very mellow on the nose, however taste packs a punch. Peppery with a vanilla & Carmel taste. Unbelievable deal at $21.99

Nose: A mellow first impression. Vanilla and chocolate, plus sweet and fruity wine barrel influences. Slightly acidic. A dusting of nutmeg with oranges and apricots. Flavor: The aromas promised mellow.... But the first sips brought spice and pepper punch. Followed up with sweet agave, a little brininess and more pepper punch. As it sat, chocolate, coffee and vanilla notes re-emerged as secondary flavors. Some oiliness. The trademark La Cofradia funkiness is still in the background. But solid enough. Finish: This isn’t crazy complex, nor does it have a marathon finish. It is fairly priced and I see newcomers enjoying this.

Aromas of chocolate, fruit (peach?), butterscotch and light straw. Sweet butterscotch taste. A little light in the mouth with a short finish.

I love finding bargain tequilas, this is a gem for the price. Agave notes present all the way through the tasting, rich caramel notes from the oak and a lovely finish. Bueno!!

Probably should give this a 9 or 10 for value but I didn't. Pleasant to sip this as it has agave, caramel, some vanilla along with other barrel notes from the wine. NWAF

Great aroma, nice taste and light bite on the finish

The aroma on this is relatively closed and discreet. A bit of milk chocolate and cooked agave is about all. Despite the lackluster aroma, the flavor is much more complete. Opening with a chocolate sweetness a strong cinnamon spice follows with a nice burn. Finish is medium length. 11/03/2018

Tried at G’s Tacos Commerce City - overpowering, super strong

Agave, pepper, butter, birthday cake.

Slight oak aroma but mostly sweet, caramel corn-like. Quite aware of the additives but do enjoy it. Agave comes through more so in taste. A little bitter on finish that lingers too long.

super sweet on the nose and also on the initial taste. loads of cake batter and cotton candy notes. mild oak at the end.

Sweet nose. Tastes like cotton candy. One dimension

Was in need of a budget reposado and my local grocery store was out of Cabrito. This isn’t bad for $25, but it’s basic and lacks complexity. The nose is the best part - I get lots of rich caramel, spice, dried fruit, and mild agave. The wine barrel aging makes it light, sweet, and easy to drink but I still get some of the weird/herbal La Cofradia funk underneath it. This will definitely work for mixing, but Cabrito is cheaper for a bigger bottle and I prefer the taste of that over this.

For the price it's fine. Typical barrel notes a little thin, not overly complex about average.

Verdes Tequila Bar & Rest - Austin

Grassy aroma. Mild taste with a sharp alcohol finish. I am sick so my senses may be off

I like the overall aged flavor from wine barrel aging. A bargain buy you won’t regret for sipping or margs!

Light gingerbread on the nose. Sweeter yet on the tongue. The finish is almost unnoticeable. Can certainly taste the wine barrels, which I wouldn’t guess I’d like this much. Can not beat this for the money, friends.

Very nutty at first and vanilla in the finish.

$27 for a liter of good tequila in the northeast. A solid bargain. The wine barrels give a unique taste and it’s very peppery.

$36

the wine barrels might be what makes this for me, but i think it’s a nice tequila either way

Agave vanilla and chocolate aroma. Agave black pepper taste.

Sweet smell and smooth on the tongue. Can definitely taste the wine barrel finish