Gotta say they fucked up adding that Blanco to oak, sometimes things just aren’t broken. The oak does improve the finish, rounds things out nicely. Overall I’m a fan of this brand, I hope they mellow out the repo in the future.

Aroma: Light colored fruit, a waft of smoke and black pepper, and light vanilla. Pretty timid aromas. Flavor: Faint smokey/umami flavor with some barrel spices, pepper and a vegetal note. A hint of caramel. Some viscosity. There is an odd sweetness that leaves bitterness on the base of the tongue. Finish: Short, simple and somewhat astringent. The Blanco is a better bet.

Chemical and tutti fruity nose. Not much to the flavor and thin body.

Has a strong chemical element to the aroma for me. I suspect there is diffuser tequila in here somewhere. Not to my liking.

I had tasted the Blanco at the NW Tequila Fest and liked it so I was curious about this. The flavor is not overly oak so still maintains nice hints of agave and spice. Medium length smooth finish.

I have tried this Tequila After visting the destillery. It‘s Not far away from Fortaleza. It was a nice destillery tour and I enjoyed the tequila.

smells sweet not very smooth vanilla not memorable

Aroma: butterscotch, toffee, earth, and toasted agave. Simple but inviting nose leans sweet while maintaining some balance. Flavor: butter, mint, and caramel lead the way. Agave is secondary but still there. Finish: like most of this pour, pleasing overall but not memorable. A touch of heat lingers after sipping.

Tall transparent glass square bottle with golden steel twist cap, 1 liter, 38% abv. Marbete is year 2003. White front label, no rear label. Color: light yellow. Nose: clean cooked agave, slightly briny, mineral, floral aromas, citrus + bitter aroma like a grapefruit. Palate: fresh, lively, good sweet & sour balance, thick mouthfeel, citrus, sweet cooked agave, a touch of vanilla. Pepper spiciness. Finish is medium to long, sweet cooked agave, pepper spice, slightly briny and slightly bitterness makes the finish balanced, prolonged & interesting!

Fruity scents, citrus

very easy drinking...a crowd pleaser.

not bad, but nothing too exciting going on for me here

great entry level tequila. triple distilled takes the burn off

Very smooth for a reposado. I do agree with some of these comments, the flavor is a little too fruity for my liking but overall it’s a good tequila. I purchased this in México so the price was pretty good.

Fresh fruity dates crisp refreshing green grape leaves antiseptic numbing great value. Although I believe I purchased a bottle no longer in production (label represents Logo and not bottle represented by picture, twist cap bartender pour spout).