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  • AA Adam A rated 2h ago

    “Lovely notes of caramel, vanilla and sweetness. Super great drinker with an amazing finish ”

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  • ML Monish L rated 3h ago

    “Aroma: cooked agave, oak, vanilla Flavor: rich cooked agave flavor, vanilla, caramel, oak Finish: long finish Nice thick oily mouthfeel”

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  • Ernest Felix Ernest Felix rated 3h ago

    “Aroma: strong fresh/raw agave nodes a little bit of olive scents. Flavor: raw agave with black pepper giving some heat. Flavor is straight forward not much to add, its pleasant Not harsh. Finish: nice finish with some heat. Not bad for price point”

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  • AA Adam A rated 4h ago

    “Very syrupy. Heavy on the vanilla with very little tequila taste. This is definitely for someone who can’t afford Clase Azul but wants the same fake tequila ”

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  • JB John Bellah rated 5h ago

    “Aroma: definitely has some mezcal vibes, some lactic funk, cooked agave, brine, blue cheese, a bit of ethanol, but surprisingly little smoke. Taste: damn decent profile. I would describe it as mildly sweet, with a hint of citrus and brine. I guess you call it dry in a sense. Overall, pretty complex. Finish: pepper, brine, and some anise. Overall: if you lean towards mezcal, this is for you. It’s my flavor profile all day, and I’d absolutely buy it again.”

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  • TF Tim Foster rated 5h ago

    “This rating is for the 1579 version because it is currently produced there. But I was able to do "the Pepsi Challenge" with a bottle from NOM 1499. The El Pandillo (1579) version is more complex, sweeter, and a little spicier, mostly black pepper. The 1499 version is just a little more viscous. I am glad General Gorostieta is still available. It is a good brand. I am also glad it is available from 1579. It is the more interesting of the two. ”

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  • Francisco Ramirez Francisco Ramirez rated 6h ago

    “complex tequila agave oak vainilla citrus earthy good tequila for the price ”

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  • Francisco Ramirez Francisco Ramirez rated 6h ago

    “neutral too expensive fake sweetness alcohol ”

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  • Francisco Ramirez Francisco Ramirez rated 6h ago

    “too sweet aroma vainilla agave maybe fake sweet bit neutral spices ctirus short aftertaste ”

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  • CA Chris Allen rated 7h ago

    “Absolutely love this tequila!”

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  • JB John Bellah rated 7h ago

    “Aroma: screaming with agave, brine, and vegetation Taste: matches the aroma nicely. Not overly complex, but if you like a nice vegetal high proof, this is your jam. Finish: this could be my only possible complaint. It doesn’t last that long. Overall: can’t beat it for the price. I’d buy it again with no hesitation.”

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  • Chris Scanlon Chris Scanlon rated 7h ago

    “I have compared the 2020 and the 2018 side by side twice now. Once when I first opened the 2020 and again after about a month of it being open. The 2020 has an amazing nose of agave, pepper, citrus, and cinnamon, with some brine. Such a buttery mouthfeel with mega agave on the palate with earth, cinnamon, citrus, pepper, and some light fruit notes with a touch of honey on the finish. I love the 2018 and never thought anything would top it but the 2020 does with its more intense flavor and complexity. So worth seeking out, or dont and save it for me!”

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  • William  Horvatin William Horvatin rated 8h ago

    “I purposely take these premium pours outside for a bit then back inside. Repeat again. Outside air really changes things. Sometimes for the better, sometimes not. This one has been opened two hours and over two pours it’s pretty complex. Between the humidity of outdoors and the AC inside, it’s everywhere from smoke, caramel, oak, raisins / prunes, anise, citrus, then minerals in the water (?), maybe wet stone is what I’m looking for. All, of course, accompanied by the ever-present rich agave that even after five years hangs around in a perfect balance. Nice legs in the glass too. Finish is great, no disappointments, just wish it was a little wider. Now that it’s open I’ll revisit in a few months and see what has developed. ”

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  • BF Bobby Forcellina rated 8h ago

    “Nose is harsh on first open. Once it opens up I get such a different experience. Sweet cooked agave with some orange citrus and baking spices. Palate also opens up a ton with time. More sweet cooked agave, orange citrus with a little bit of the baking spice coming through.”

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  • Rich Popson Rich Popson rated 11h ago

    “Appearance A beautiful light golden color in the glass. It holds nicely to the Riedel, forming defined legs without appearing overly thick or syrupy. Visually, it has a clean and inviting appearance. Aroma On the initial opening of the bottle, I immediately picked up vanilla, cooked agave, and caramel. I let the tequila rest in the glass for about 15 minutes before nosing it again, allowing the aromas to open up and develop. Taste The first sip brought caramel and vanilla to the front, along with a touch of butterscotch. As it moved across the palate, the sweeter notes gave way to a noticeable agave character on the back end. I really enjoyed that the agave wasn’t lost behind the barrel influence. Finish The finish was smooth and pleasant, leaving my mouth slightly wet rather than dry or astringent. A gentle warmth lingered after the sip without becoming harsh or overpowering. Overall Impression Nosotros Reposado strikes a nice balance between the sweeter barrel-driven notes of vanilla, caramel, and butterscotch and the underlying agave. The barrel influence is noticeable without completely taking over, allowing the agave to still have a presence, particularly toward the back of the palate. An approachable and enjoyable reposado with a smooth, warming finish.”

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  • Bernard A Bernard A rated 11h ago

    “This was a 50ml sample bottle Very easy drink, no burn at all. Not much on the nose, decent flavour, super short easy finish. Quite expensive though at $20 for 50ml, 3 for value.”

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