Very sweet nose and not a terrible palate. MX bottle
Aroma: 21/25 Palate: 24/30 Finish: 19/25 Value: 7/10
A little surprised at how good this is. Nice agave and citrus flavors rounded out with mint and minerals. Definitely worth a sip.
Lou and his friend Warren give an honest video review of Herradura Reposado.
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Super musty nose