Citrus and agave on the nose. Tasting agave, cinnamon, honey, slight bitter oak. Very light oak impact and nice finish from the high proof.

Price brought this rating down

Killer stuff. Big depth of flavors. Tons of agave.

Lagrimas del Valle is another great brand from NOM 1123. If you enjoy other brands from the Cascahuin distillery, you likely will enjoy this reposado. Nose: pleasing floral, citrus notes Palate: cooked agave, oak, citrus and slightly fruity Finish: smooth with a black pepper note, not unexpected for this overproof repo A lovely sipper, strongly recommend to all reposado fans

Aroma: first thing I get is the olive, which is amazing. Cooked agave is there. Light citrus and light butterscotch. The olive scent lingers. Flavor: great agave flavor. Olive aroma carries to the flavor. Good buttery body. Medium finish. Overall, very enjoyable. Little pricey but not too bad. For a 46% repo, I’m a fan and will drink again.

Citrus and agave on the nose Taste is oily and a little bitter Long warm finish

It's a solid reposada. Nice level of complexity with cinnamon agave and wood notes. Worth a purchase

Aromas of oak, citrus, and cinnamon. Taste has cooked agave, brine, and straw (which I like). The finish is oak, spiciness.

Olive, citrus and cooked agave on the nose. great rich texture in the mouth, with more cooked agave, black pepper, a hint of caramel from the barrel. medium finish with nice creamy sweet notes. really good, but a bit pricey.

3rd night The aroma for me is light caramel, olive, and brine. Upon sipping there is the flavor of oak, but not heavy or full to the taste, which I indeed enjoy. Cooked agave, caramel, green pear, peppermint, traces of cinnamon, cherries, berries, raisin sweetness and citrus tang dance in tandem. Overall an excellent balance is achieved imo that is complimented and not foreshadowed by wood. Finishes from citrus tang to briny berries and oak with mild warmness in chest.

LOTE 407, bottled on 280723. Color: just a tad of yellow, almost transparent. Aroma: cooked agave, slightly citrus, acidic, quite herbaceous, green notes, good light sweet sour & acidic balance, slightly bitter. 30 minutes in the glass the agave notes become slightly sweet. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, slightly bitter and astringent, cooked agave note not as sweet as on the nose, light pepper. Slightly minty & fresh. Finish is medium to long, cooked agave with slight citrus and herbaceous notes persist.

Floral, citrus, agave on the nose. A pungent, sharp, tingly sensation not in a bad way. Short dry finish. Again Palo Verde supersedes this estate.