Nose: agave, oak, faint butterscotch Taste: a little bland overall, the agave comes through with the oak and sweet caramel notes, but there’s a bitterness and an ethanol bite to it. Finish: lingering caramel sweetness and tingling ethanol, and bitter aftertaste. For $50, there are other Reposados I’d spend my money on. Not great value.

Although I have drink this many times over the years, I see that I have never rated it. I’m down the shore for the weekend and finished the bottle I bought with me. Local store doesn’t have anything worth picking up so I grabbed a 375 of the Patron Repo Nose is actually agave forward. Getting vanilla and caramel. Cinnamon is prominent. On the palate, I get cooked agave, pepper, vanilla, caramel and cinnamon. While this isn’t mind blowing, it also isn’t that bad. I’m gonna rate it a touch higher than where it currently sits. Later I will put this in some blinds with a few other repos to see where it stands.

A: agave, nutty, citrus: orange zest FL: subtle, barrel notes: cinnamon, caramel, wood- some alcohol burn that lingers Finish: short-medium Great price point- $46.99

Bottle: Certificate of Hand Bottling HP 25058, L25058PA500, 2042, LOTE R 1935 Appearance: Pale straw Nose: Cooked agave, oak, baking spice, vanilla, butter, citrus, lemon, orange, roasted nuts, mint, and alcohol…the aromas trickle in, if you give it some time Palate: Cooked agave, oak, molasses, vanilla, baking spice, butter, citrus, lime, grapefruit, black pepper, and alcohol…very light and very easy to drink Finish: Baking spice, alcohol, oak, and coffee…medium length and good viscosity, if only a tad bit bitter Overall: This is much better than the ratings would lead you to believe. Despite the relatively lower complexity and intensity from start to finish, there is nothing offensive and it’s way too easy to go through the majority of a bottle on a random Tuesday. Given the distribution and additive-free production, this is a great introduction to traditionally-made tequila without breaking the bank or overwhelming a novice palate.

Citrus definitely comes through. I may be too low on the taste component, but I'd definitely say I'm a fan

Very light amber color in the glass. Not sure how long it's aged. Aroma of cooked agave, vanilla, cinnamon and oak. Flavor of agave, black pepper spiciness, hint of vanilla in the first sip that seemed artificial. Medium finish.

Pretty well made. Surprised it's not better than what it is. Very average if not below average.

Taste:Agave,Citrus,Lemon,Oak,Fruit,Pepper,Earth,Cacao,Creamy,Alcohol. Reminds me of a Root-Beer finish, delicious. Very entry level and easy to drink. You can taste the presence of the Blanco in the Repo. The barrel changes the flavor but the consistency of the taste is undeniable

Frankly it's rather bland without much agave. Drinkable but not impressive in any way.

Alot of vegetal , citrus, slight caramel, a little licorice that doesn’t blend well together

Nose has 3 primary notes: initially pineapple, midway is, oddly enough, Scotch tape, and the latter notes are sweet like crème brûlée The palate doesn’t match those aromas for me

Not much on the nose. Tasted a lot of citrus, some pepper and cooked agave with a pretty sting alcohol taste. Finished with a little hint of cinnamon. Overall nothing blows you away but a solid tequila that will do in a pinch.

Got as part of a sampler. The REP is not too much more distinguishable from the Silver. I actually stray away from most REP's due to this. Slightly (very slightly) woody but very unimpressive.

Is light for a Reposado, with hints of agave and caramel on the nose. Alcohol and vanilla on the body and finish.

The exposure to oak brings a lot of pleasant secondary flavours, but also makes this more alcohol forward and upsets the balance. I find this expression best enjoyed with an ice cube to calm it down, I can drink those all night.

Nose: Citrus, ripe agave, ripe red fruit and a hint of minerals. Flavor: Agave up front with anise, cinnamon and vanilla. A hint of toasted nuts. Finish: Fruit, vanilla and moderate pepper. A little light on the finish. Like the blanco, a bit of bitterness. This a properly made tequila, just not too exciting.

Aroma; weak. Flavor; understated. Body; thin. Finish; ok. I am still searching for something positive to say.....

Slight citrus nose and burn on the finish

Light clean taste but with that watered down alcohol burn vibe typical of patron!

Rated blind: Super subtle aroma on this. Light in color, both of which I appreciate for not being overdone because agave is still present. Flavor is nice, real and natural with a lingering sweetness.

Aroma of alcohol and cooked agave with hints of spice Flavors of agave, oak, and alcohol Finishes with an alcoholic burn and notes of wood and maybe a hint of smoke I feel like there's another flavor eluding me, perhaps faint notes of vanilla. This reposado feels like it's on the edge of greatness. It's fine, but not great. So I don't think you should buy this unless it's less than $50 USD. But, the lower the better.

$45

Light color and a decent nose. Flavor was muted and fine, but didn’t really get a lot out of the taste (basic agave, oak, pepper, and barrel notes. Finish was short and sharp and I was actually hoping that it would be a bit sweeter.

Nose: meek agave Mouth: light body, rapid evaporation Palate: initial sweetness, a little prickly heat on the tongue, a second layer emerges, throat burn Finish: fast fade, leaves some nice heat but not much else With a little time in the glass it improves the body balances, the nose opens up. There’s more agave than wood which I like

Aroma: notes of citrus, agave, oak, pepper, vanilla, caramel Taste: notes of oak, agave, pepper, vanilla, citrus, caramel Finish: bit harsh