Retro label and a new formula! Sign me up for a bottle. The new Clásico is a blend of whiskey and sherry barrels, and the sherry really comes through. So does the newer barrels with some vanilla and marshmallow. Lots darker than the standard repo. Easy drinker.

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Nice barrel nose and palate. An easy sipper. I prefer the Blanco

G4 clásico repo Sample from Ned Olsen Nose: Off the bat i got some malolactic notes, which i'm not used to getting with G4. But, after letting it sit and open up, the malolactic notes went away. I got barrel spices, some alcohol, caramel, vanilla, cinnamon Palate: barrel spice, vanilla, caramel, some herbal notes, pepper and oak on the finish

Awesome mouthfeel on this, nice and viscous . On the pallet it’s soft but full of flavor with agave, slight oak, cinnamon and barrel spices with butterscotch, with a white pepper finish

Lot LG0001RCE 30/05/2025 Aroma: roasted agave, caramel, and some vanilla Flavor: rich deep agave flavors that match the aroma Mouthfeel: medium body and only a slight alcohol tingle across the middle of my tongue Finish: nice long finish that lingers sweet Color: light straw

The blend of barrels really comes through on this tequila. Awesome smell with agave, oak, vanilla and fruit. The taste is even better. Very well balanced. Nice barrel influence and flavors of agave, anise, oak, cherry, vanilla along with some pepper and citrus. A pleasant finish that stays with you for some time. I prefer this over the regular repo.

me gusta mucho mas que el reposado regular, tiene mas presencoa de barrica sim perder de vista el agave, tiene el toque dulce del sherry oak en la proporcion ideal

The aroma is extremely loud and wonderful. Shades of lactic funk, leather and vanilla which transfers to the palate the finish is long and eventful, slow walking you thru the different levels of flavor on this wonderful expression.

Aroma: Opens with a vibrant wave of roasted agave and warm earth, underscored by fresh green herbal tones. As it settles, layers of vanilla, toasted oak, and a subtle caramel sweetness emerge, lifted by a faint minerality that hints at G4’s natural water source. There’s also a soft dried fruit note that comes from the sherry cask with mild baking spices. Flavor: Silky and well structured on the palate. Sweet cooked agave takes center stage with a nice peppery kick. The oak is noticeable but never too much. It brings some vanilla, toasted nuts, light butterscotch, and a little cinnamon. The sweetness is balanced out nicely with that same clean minerality from the nose. Everything feels really well put together and balanced. Finish: Long, clean, and satisfying. The pepper fades into warming agave and soft spice, with a touch of dried fruit reappearing at the end. There’s a gentle earthiness throughout that brings it all back to that G4 we know.