This reposado is delicious! give it time to open up. it gets better and better. Nose is amazing! Cooked agave, barrel spices, floral and fruity (which fruit? - dried fruit/red fruit?), cinnamon Flavor Agave forward, barrel spices, anise, cinnamon mild oak, which I like as I'm not a fan of overly oaky expressions and this has just the right amount for me. Finish Nice long finish with warmth, sweet agave and anise

Nose: agave, dried stone fruit, vanilla, cinnamon, floral, and brine Flavor: cooked agave, anise bitterness, vanilla, baking spices, cinnamon, earthy, caramel and honey Finish: long with some spice and sweetness

A beautiful blend of three barrels, cooking, spice, dried fruit, light layer of caramel, vanilla and cinnamon. A slight brine and earthy notes. Lingering finish.

Nose is blanco+. Tons of agave character. Incredible flavor. Subtle sweetness and beautiful balance. Long finish, especially for the relatively minimal aging. This is a blanco-lovers reposado, and one of my new all-time favorites.

Floral mineral aromas with a touch of leather. Flavors of sweet agave, cinnamon, honey, salt water, slight anise. Great legs. Barely any oak, nice and light for a Reposado. Excellent!

Beautiful agave forward Repo with just a hint of barrel. Highly recommend.

Aroma: agave, floral and oak Taste: oak and agave Finish is very smooth

Start with a clean blanco and age it for a short time in American oak and you get this perfection. Cinnamon, Carmel and floral notes behind a strong agave palate. Smooth, slight burn on the back of the tongue. Creamy and rich aftertaste. Nicely done by NOM 1123

3/14/24, ordered from Sip a couple of months ago, forgot to rate. Light on the nose, slight leather & light agave; Honey, almond, sweet agave across the front; Slight vanilla, dried fruit on the backend; At $80USD, this is a pretty good value;

I love Repos that taste more like a blanco than an Anejo (minimal oak). This repo with a mix of barrels has just enough oak influence to remind you this is not a blanco. Cinnamon and agave sweetness followed by that Michoacán spice I love.

Nose: sweetenes on the nose, vanilla, butterscotch Mouth feel: pleasant, oily Taste: sweetness in the front, black pepper, faint oak Finish: low heat, tingly tongue, pepper lingers

Good nose - I get sweet agave. Not much viscosity with respect to mouthfeel. Notes of honey, brine, and cooked agave. Freshly opened bottle so a little bite to it. I paid around $65 which is reasonable in this market. Overall, a solid sipper.

Nose- Brine, honey and a floral sweetness. Moth feel is velvety smooth with cooked agave, brine, and cinnamon. Finish- cooked agave with a salty brine undertone. Another win from Legado and NOM1123

El Gran Legado Repsoado Lote 470 $79 USD (Sip Tequila) Amazing offering for those who enjoy a light reposado. Aroma: The aroma is light with hay, butterscotch, and sweet roasted agave and lightly fragranced with cinnamon, vanilla, and oak. A light gardenia floral sweetness rounds things out. Taste: The mouthfeel is exceptionally well-balanced. The soft, roasted agave hits immediately. The mid palate has light butterscotch, a building of cinnamon warmth with a trace of oak. There is a lovely salinity that rides above everything. The back end brings forth some red fruit and, nutmeg. Finishes: Wow. Just a wonderful, long trail of warmth and sweetness. Nothing overwhelming. Everything is in balance.

I’ve been waiting for this and Legado didn’t disappoint as usual, I definitely recommend buying.