Aroma, agave, vanilla, caramel scent came across at first, then a butter, vegetal, and fruit, butterscotch made it's way, ending with some hints of baking spice. Palate, my initial sip gave cooked Agave ,caramel, a creamy butter mouthfeel, along with pepper hints of Oak and a slight alcohol burn on the tongue. Finish, it was medium, my palate was hit with a sweet buttery oily mouth feel, pepper came through and at the end a lingering sweet butterscotch. Overall, this repo is well worth the price and I will plan to sip it on a good movie night as it gave me that buttery popcorn taste.

Bright flavors. Oak, caramel, agave, cherry, citrus. Good stuff for a $42 Reposado on their website so it scores some good value points. Puts it in the same price neighborhood of Tapatio or Insolito.

Aroma of cooked agave, oak, vanilla, citrus and vegetal. Flavor of cooked agave, black pepper, oak, vanilla and earth. Medium- long finish.

This is a great value for a very nice Reposado.

Tahona

Double blind tasted Nose: Funky fruity agave with nice vanilla. Black and white pepper Palate: Nice mouth feel. Fruity vanilla cream. Good Sweetness which dries out in the finish with spice Dries my mouth with a slight numbing effect. Pleasant overall but not the most interesting

Aroma: agave, citrus, oak, vanilla, caramel, vegetal Taste: agave, oak, grass, vegetal Finish: smooth and long grassy

Suerte is my house budget brand. I use the blanco frequently. The repo, is of similar value to me and goes well as a sipper or mixer.

Bottle: Batch R250418 Appearance: Pale straw Nose: Cooked agave, orange, tangerine, alcohol, lemon, citrus, banana, oak, whiskey, barrel spice, honey, butter, maple, white pepper, caramel, butterscotch, light smoke, brine/salinity, minerality, flowers, molasses, and cinnamon…a bit alcohol forward, in a good way Palate: Cooked agave, orange, tangerine, whiskey, barrel spice, oak, alcohol, cinnamon, butter, brine/salinity, clove, allspice, jalapeño, cider, tobacco, black and white pepper, minerality, lemon, lime, citrus, butterscotch, maple, and cherry…fruity and spicy Finish: Long, spicy, and warming…not a lot of sweet or citrus Overall: The appearance maybe light, but the flavors and heat pack an enjoyable punch. At one point, I could have been convinced I was drinking an anejo old-fashioned. From nose to finish, it felt like there were three distinct interpretations…like listening to the same song, but finding something different to love about it each time.

Aromas of brown sugar, vanilla, agave, and crème brûlée. Strong flavors of graham cracker, baking spices, vanilla given the light color. An intense, stevia-like sweetness clouds the agave. Lingering notes of crème brûlée on the finish, as well as cinnamon, and some agave. Tastes quite sweet for a reposado. After a bit an alcohol induced dryness and bitterness becomes apparent.

Underneath the artificial tasting vanilla forward repo I get some good tequila with agave pepper citrus and earthiness then the oak. Unfortunately to much after taste of the sticky vanilla on the palate a sign it’s not additive-free

An Oak Caramel hook in the sinuses. Agave, Salinity, and Herbaceous redolence are on full display. The taste did not disapoint with the agave still being so distinguishable and not overpowered by the oak, with stone, caramel, pepper, and herbaceous notes still shining through. The finish is buttery and tame. An excellent Value at 35$

The regular Suerte Reposado I rate an 85. The GLTC Single Barrel I rate an 88. Barrel #45 Batch SB450624. I wish this was the regular Suerte Reposado offering. Such awesome flavors. Lots of fruit notes on the nose. Agave, cinnamon and orange on the taste which is so nice for me. 44% is even better.

Agave, vanilla, and citrus on the nose. I’m tasting agave, vanilla, cinnamon, oak, and blackberry. Fairly short finish as an affordable easy drinker.

Cooked agave, citrus and fruity aroma. Some vanilla …. Cooked agave on the mouth with some citrus, hint of black pepper finish doesn’t last long not very complex but a good sipper

On the nose, I Immediately get agave and butterscotch coming up from the glass before I really started smelling it. Some fruitiness, citrus, oak. That grassy note I get from the blanco is there but subdued and much more pleasant here. On the palate, I am definitely getting the oak, some vanilla and a little bit of ethanol. Some caramel, and hints of plum and melon. Agave is there but it’s caught up in the medley of other stuff for me. Solid. Definitely more enjoyable than the blanco for me, which isn’t a dig on the blanco, just that I like this expression a lot more. I would definitely recommend as a decent budget sipper or a higher end mixer.

Very nice repo. Agave, Caramel, slight fruit, pepperand loads of fun.

I found this at a Bev mo. Go figure. Outstanding from start to finish. The aroma was sweet maple and agave followed by pepper and agave without losing the maple. I'm not implying that this is sweet. Just hints that contribute. I enjoyed the oily mouth feel and finish. Excellent product.

A reposado with a light touch of wood, has all the good things that Suerte normally has (minerality, raw agave, citrus) but with a layer of vanilla and oak. Easy recommendation.

Aroma is wonderful with cooked agave, light citrus and possibly grilled pineapple. I like it. Taste is solid with cooked agave, vanilla and light pepper. Finish lingers in a great way and is balanced with aroma and taste. Overall very good.

I'm not a fan of repo's but Suerte has pulled it off with this one. Phenomenal for the price and a solid offering. Nose is delicious and sweet as any Tahona made is. Flavor and finish leave you wanting another pour. definitely recommend this repo. just a note, it did need to rest a couple days before I loved it. I wasn't hooked on the first tasting.

I like this repo, delicious, well balanced. Great finish. Definitely drink this again

Fantastic aroma & complex flavor. Very different. Harsh finish. Didn’t enjoy sipping or rocks, but makes unique flavorful margarita.

Suerte Reposado Suerte is a sleeper tequila. Their Blanco and Reposado are great! I’m personally a huge blanco fan but this Reposado is amazing. Reposados are difficult to do well. This is one of the best Repos I have had. Nose: Floral / Perfume, Sweet fruit; dark plums, raisins. Subtle agave. Complex nose. Taste: Agave sweetness and then the juicy red fruit medley and hints of white pepper. Finish: Sweet fruit and mild peppery finish. Very pleasant. I paid $35 in Austin, Texas.

Aroma : Agave, oak, barrel spice, and vanilla. Taste : Cooked agave, cinnamon, pepper, vanilla and citrus. The unique herbal, grassy character of the blanco is present here too, but more subtle. Finish : Fairly long finish with stronger vanilla, cinnamon and pepper.