The latest ratings from our members.
Trader Joe's Tequila Reposado
“I found it to be decent. Don’t detect any obvious additives but agave is lost to the barrel. ”
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Ascenda Tequila Blanco
“Clean is the word that came to mind immediately. Nice bright nose with floral and citrus hints. Very crisp taste of lemon peel, orange with floral notes. Easy, clean finish.”
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Lost Lore FTR Collaboration Reposado
“Good stuff here. Really nice nose of honey, baking spice and cooked agave sweetness. Palate has more of the same with a little mix of black pepper to mellow out the sweetness.”
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El Mexicano Tequila Añejo
“39.99 for this añejo what a deal. I won’t rate it with price in mind as I think that’s foolish use in a rating as different people buy things at different prices and different markets have different prices. This is a blend of French and American oak on the aromas I get oak, the agave still present not over oaky, orange, apricots, dried fruit, caramel a bit, same notes on the palate whiskey notes nice easy to drink light bodied overall a solid añejo ”
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Valor Tequila Reposado
“Crisp green apple, warm cinnamon, mint, soft vanilla, and caramel Creamy texture carrying upfront sweet cooked agave, butterscotch, light oak spice, and a balanced herbal/vegetal footprint. Finish: Dry , clean, leaving a lingering warmth of sweet cinnamon and soft baking spices. excellent sipper !”
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JAJA Tequila Reposado
“oak, caramel, and distinct vanilla aromas from resting in fine barrels palate notes ; vanilla, honeyed sweetness, and minor baking spices. Smooth and non-threatening for beginners, accessible price point, great for casual group settings or mixing margaritas while listening to the Chainsmokers...”
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Blue Nectar Reposado Extra Blend
“blended with a 3-year extra añejo. Features a honeyed fruit palate, light smoke, vanilla, and a warm, bittersweet finish blue Nectar Tequila is an estate-grown lowland brand from Jalisco, Mexico.”
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Tapatio Excelencia Extra Añejo
“With John Chapman at La Pina. Great caramel barrel smell. Subtle agave upfront with nice barrel notes in back. Into a smooth caramel finish. Barrel forwarded. ”
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Tierra de Ensueño Reposado
“Harvested 8/25 I was slightly trepidatious going into this as I didn’t think the ensueño blanco that I tried had my type of palette, definitely pleasantly surprised here. Nice notes of molasses and butterscotch on the nose and mouth. A little vegetal but mostly peppery finish. Bourbon notes are present but not overpowering the agave in any way. $70 is a bit steep here as there a definitely better options for a repo at that price point but it still makes me want to seek out ensueño in the future and maybe try a new batch of the blanco to see if my palette has changed. ”
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Don Fulano Blanco Fuerte (100 proof)
“This is a solid high proof. it has good, clean agave flavor. The mouthfeel is viscous but not oily. It is missing a little of the complexity and intense flavor of some high proof expressions made with more ancestral methods, but I keep coming back to it. ”
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More info →“At La Pina. Nice perfumy agave smell. Lovely agave taste with the wine notes hinting there for balance. Into a nice clean finish with just enough heat that is warm but not hot. ”
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Nosotros Tequila Blanco
“Aroma: Yellow florals, fresh herbs, cut grass, mint, petrichor, and citrus rind. Palate: Orange zest leads with subtle earthy and mineral notes. Finish: Medium finish with lingering orange zest, savory minerality, and a touch of sweetness. Overall Notes: A noticeable improvement from what I remember, showing better balance and a cleaner profile.”
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El Caballito Cerrero Blanco (46%)
“this is a great introduction to what Caballito Cerrero offers it's fans.. At 46%, it is only slightly high proof, especially from this NOM. Great agave flavor with minimal baking spices and some mouthfeel that makes you want to take another sip. ”
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Nosotros Tequila Reposado
“Aroma: Initially fairly restrained. I find cooked agave, a touch of earthiness, minerality, and black pepper, with some alcohol on the nose that comes across slightly solvent-like. As it sits, more cooked agave begins to emerge along with subtle barrel influence. Palate: The profile is soft and understated. Cooked agave is present but muted, joined by light minerality and a touch of oak. I also pick up a slight rubbery, musty note. Finish: Short to medium in length with lingering pepper and minerality and a touch of sweetness. As the tequila opens in the glass, the finish gains a little more character, but it remains fairly restrained overall. Overall: This reposado has improved from previous releases I’ve tried since the move to its new distillery, but it still leaves me wanting more. The flavors gradually open up with time, revealing more cooked agave and subtle barrel notes, yet I never found the depth or complexity I look for in a standout reposado. That said, not every tequila needs to be bold. If you’re newer to sipping tequila or prefer a lighter, more approachable style, this could be an easy introduction to the category. For my palate, though, it feels a bit too subtle and doesn’t quite hold my attention. ”
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