Nose: The agave comes through first but shares space with a layer of oak and a sweep of vanilla and caramel. There’s a dusty, almost musty edge that sits beneath it, and the alcohol shows itself more than I’d prefer, pushing the aromas into sharper territory. Palate & Mouthfeel: It lands slick and light, bringing agave forward before shifting into something that feels like pool water - an unmistakable chlorine like note that never quite settles. The oak is present along with a chemical citrus astringency that keeps pulling attention and works against the rest of the profile. Finish: A bit of spice shows up, but that same chemical aftertaste hangs on longer than anything else and becomes the final impression. Final Thoughts: This one just doesn’t come together for me. The sharper, chemical tones dominate. Not a fan.

oct 20, 2023 revisited. got similar notes but I'm not loving this repo. nose is hotter than the blanco, and I don't care for the palate or finish of the repo aug 20, 2023 just received the bottles today. we opened, poured and let them sit about 30 mins to open up. i like the nose. trying to get a read on what I'm tasting that's so unique. 2nd try i think its pine and dish soap! I'm disappointed. Was expecting better. wondering if it went bad from the high temps during transit. adding this note Aug 21, 2023 woke up with a sore throat, headache and flu-like symptoms, which may have affected my palate last nt. will revisit this expression when I'm feeling better

It's definitely barrel forward, a little light on the agave. A little pricey for a reposado but very sippable overall.

Tasting notes in progress

Great aroma of butter, cooked agave, vanilla, and orange. Flavor is very nice on the palate with strong agave, vanilla, and caramel and hints of butterscotch, orange, and black pepper. The finish is incredibly smooth!!

Not so great on the nose for me. Notable alcohol smell had me thinking this was a one and done. It drinks much better although it’s pretty sweet and has no complexity in my opinion. Smooth and easy to sip though and finishes fairly nicely. At $70, probably not the best value as Siete Leguas is $20 cheaper and better if you ask me. Plenty of others beat this out at the same price as well but all in all, it’s enjoyable.

If you’re looking for a unique tequila with notes of chocolate, cooked agave, clove and vanilla, this is the tequila for you.

Well balanced reposado. Aromas of oak, vanilla, cooked agave. Flavor is soft with notes of wood, vanilla cooked agave and pepper. This is a nice reposado that’s easy to drink.

Vanilla on the nose and the taste. Felt somewhat sweet to me, not a bad level of sweet and not fake tasting. I would recommend this one as an after dinner drink. I will def look to drink this one again.

Aroma - wow! Fruit, apple, chocolate, very unique Flavor - apple, citrus, cooked agave Finish - solid, soft, crisp, buttery Very unique in a great way. Fabulous aroma.

Very fresh and light taste. A little lingering after.

Mexican 38% abv. versión, LOTE NURO3322, tasted on 12-11-23. Color: yellow. Aroma: cooked agave, vanilla, slightly earthy, buttery, light green vegetal notes. Palate: confirms aromas perceived, alcohol sensation is higher on the palate, light black pepper. Finish is medium to long, light cooked agave with earthy and green vegetal notes persist.

Very spicy/hot finish. Did not like the flavor at all. Going to be a cocktail mixer for sure

Smooth, spice, long finish.

Very good repo. I recommend this one.

Heavy caramel on the nose with a mild agave aroma. Notes of nutmeg in the spice notes. Flavor is agave and caramel on the front with a light oak finish that lingers moderately long.