Nice agave and barrel on the nose. Almost sweet. Palate not bad but doesn’t wow me. Little bitterness and pepper on the finish. Price is definitely on the high end

Great product, points lost for price (Day of the Dead version)

Día de los Muertos 2023. Minerality is prevalent.

G4 madera repo LOVE!!! Only had a small sample at Monterey tequila fest 2023. Absolutely loved it! another hit from Felipe Camarena and el pandillo distillery. would love to see them release this without the fancy box and a more affordable price tag. then it could be an everyday sipper.

Tasted at MTBC 2023. Price brings the score down.

Points lost for price.

amazing aroma, spicy, floral and agave. consistent transition with flavor, nice spicy finish. I wish they would've kept the proof higher and the price lower!!!!

Sweet cooked agave, followed by cooking spices, cinnamon, light heat, excellent finish.

I rated the Day of the Dead version. It's absolutely amazing, spicy and sweet. The prices is another matter

Great representation of the Madera lineup, would love to see this regularly like Madera Blanco just without the box set. The aroma and taste are Agave, Cinnamon, Pepper and Vegatal just like any G4 but the wood fermentation tanks makes this taste so much better. This should be a 90-91 on here but the MSRP drops this down a few points.

Amazing Reposado! The price tag is definitely what brings the score down

Oak, melon, citrus, cooked agave, and cherry notes on the palate. Very nice Repo

So I’m new to tequila l, love bourbon. This is my third time having this. It’s much better this time. Love the finish

Exquisite Reposado with notes of cooked agave, honey, pears, caramel, cinnamon, jalapeños, cherries, honey, and star anise. Barrel aging gives it a slight touch up over the G4 Blanco Madera.

The cost really hurts this one.

LG0001R42ME, bottled on 15/08/2023, tasted on 11-1-23. Of the 3 different characters issued, all have black wooden stoppers, the women and men skeleton are plain on the top part, only the bull with the tahona version has the bull with tahona sculpted on top of the wooden stopper, this is the one I am tasting. Trivial observation because I am sure the tequila inside the 3 different versions are the same! Color: very light yellow. Aroma: light sweet cooked agave, mineral, earthy, jalapeño, vegetal aroma of the cut open part of a raw green bell pepper, fruit acidity, light cherry, slightly minty. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, jalapeño & green bell pepper are not evident on the palate. Anise, light black pepper. Interesting balance of all the aromas & flavors. 30 minutes later light wood note starts to emerge. Finish is medium to long, light sweet cooked agave, balanced sweet sour and acidic aromas persist, fresh & crisp.

Very nice Repo. Loses multiple points for overpriced coffin. Black pepper. Anise. Light barrel influence that is pleasurable. Agave is present as well as some dryness from the wood. Bottle should be $85, not $300+

This release was overshadowed by a huge price tag/ luxurious “coffin” box. The juice is good, not good enough to justify the price. Creamy, warm reposado that personally left a lot to be desired.. it’s complex but nothing that hasn’t been done before. Have to give it low marks in the value category, not impressed by the way this release was handled as a whole

Got to try a sample of this exceptional Reposado. The aromas and taste explode on your palate. The notes of the barrel just hit and round out this expression perfectly. Notes of cooked cinnamon, baking spices and TONS of agave are present in the cup. Price is the only thing I can’t get behind. I understand the limited release, honoring Dia de Muertos and it’s a very special bottle and packaging. This is truly a collectible piece but above my budget.