Aroma/Taste: The tequila opens with notes of cooked agave, followed by a hint of Parmesan cheese and a touch of yeast. The earthiness is reminiscent of damp soil, and the barrel aging contributes rich oak, cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove undertones. Finish: The finish is medium to medium-long, leaving a warm trail of baking spices and a kick of black pepper. A subtle bitterness lingers, adding complexity. Overall: This tequila strikes a harmonious balance between the sweetness of cooked agave and the gentle influence of light barrel aging. It’s perfect for sipping, especially by the firepit on cool evenings.

Smells excellent- like wet stone after a rain storm Clean taste & finish. This would be a great gateway tequila for a blance drinker getting into reposados Very versatile. Subtle hints of tropical fruit, sweet fruits, stone, dirt, and herbacious notes. Touches all corners of taste. I like this one

Eye- clear with a slight tint on yellow Nose-loads of cinnamon, upfront and pure agave sweetness with a slight bit of dark chocolate Taste- cooked agave, barrel spice, slight bit of orange peel, and light pepper. The bitterness from maybe the orange peal stays on the back end and last (subtle).

Clean agave with a subtle palate and soft finish. Tasted with AF 2024 Blind Repo. My lowest scoring tasting. This one did not sit with me.

Blind- Light on the color. Vegetal with some smoke and minerality on the nose. On the palate I get vegetal notes like bell pepper and some minerals.

Some barrel spice and a bit of smoke on the nose. This has a nice suave entry and agave sweetness along with the nosed barrel spice. Medium length finish with some bite on the swallow gives this an uptick on the finish score. Tasted during 2024 AF Reposado Blind

Overall - not very distinctive. Aroma - minerality with raw agave. Flavor - more fruity perhaps grapefruit/oranges but little barrel impression. Finish - "uneventful" . . . no follow thru.

Very clear appearance for an aged spirit. N- black pepper, fresh agave, brine, straw T- honey, roasted peanuts, cooked agave, bell pepper MF- medium F- medium and dry. Super clean from start to finish

Light repo, easy to drink, well price additive free good tasting Reposado, light flavor notes of cinnamon, and spice.

Nose: cooked agave, minerals, spice, caramel, and butterscotch Flavor: agave, caramel, butterscotch, pepper, and light spice Finish: medium with spice and sweetness

Agave, mineral, caramel, cinnamon, light oak. Light Reposado. Nicely done. 86 Rated blind: Wet cement, minerals, and cinnamon. Nice legs. 89

tasted in panel blind repo tasting 03/2024

Didn’t get much cooked agave, but is Somewhere in there. Besides that this profile has a good balance of what you expect from a reposado; barrel spice, sweetness (caramel/vanilla), clove, while also showcasing some grass and herbal notes (raw agave) and a minimal alcohol intake Price is just a bit off at $55

I like this more than the blanco. Oak, cooked agave and cinnamon, tangerine in the aromas and taste. Cinnamon & oak on the tongue in the finish.

Nose - Agave, light oak, dark fruit, pepper Taste - Agave, pepper, citrus, light flavors Not very oily. Very light color Tasting 2 Nose - agave, dark fruit, light oak, cherry Taste - agave, citrus, pepper, soft flavors, brine? Tasting 3 Nose - Agave, dark fruits, cherry, oak, vanilla, white pepper Taste - Agave, citrus/lime, dark cherry, oak, honey, vanilla, pepper light minerality

This hits the trifecta. Agave/pepper/minerality. The nose is very light but is followed by the agave and pepper. Both flavors are balanced and neither are exceptionally bold or overpowering. The minerality joins on the finish. The finish has a very slight “hotness “ but is clean and crisp. This is a good tequila to demonstrate flavors to someone who has difficulty identifying characteristics. The price is fair. I purchased at 45 dollars. I also liked the blanco.

A nice tequila at under 40 bucks. nice barrel notes and mouth feel.

Aroma: agave, alcohol, pepper, minerals, caramel Pallet: soft, matches the aroma. Sweet! Easy sipper. Lacks a big punch of flavor. Finish is weaker great value

Not the best and not the worst reposado. I liked their blanco a lot more. The regular Tequileño repo is a better deal.

One of my new daily drinker reposados. This product is on equal ground to much more expensive repos. Nicely balanced fragrances of agave, vanilla, pepper and oak. This balance continues early on in my mouth and leaves with an oak and alcohol after taste. Well done Campo Azul 1940. Can't wait to see if you put out an Anejo.

Spicy and peppery. So good. For $49 this is a must buy.

I had to let this reposado sit a moment but it does open up with flavor. A little alcohol finish but overall nice flavors. I enjoyed the blanco more. 11/23 update: I changed my rating. This repo has grown on me. It’s very easy sipping. I’ve been using it a lot for cocktails lately and it really shines.

Sampled out of a shot glass so will need to revisit. I preferred the blanco much more. The aromas and flavors were similar to the blanco sans the anise, raw agave, and grass notes. Some notes of cinnamon, hint of caramel, barrel spice, and some vanilla. The finish felt a little hot compared to the blanco.