Barrel: G-25 / 43% ABV / Trevor’s Liquor SiB This was a really enjoyable pour. Clean, flavorful, and very true to the agave while still showing off the barrel’s influence. On the nose, cooked agave jumps out first, layered with smooth vanilla and a touch of oak. Black pepper adds some brightness, while citrus keeps it lively. Earthy undertones and a light dusting of cinnamon give it depth, and the minerality ties everything together in a crisp way. On the palate, the cooked agave shines again, balanced by oak and black pepper. There’s an earthy backbone that grounds the flavors, with vanilla and cinnamon adding warmth. Citrus notes lift it up just enough, and the minerality carries through into the finish, leaving it clean and refreshing. Overall, this single barrel repo feels refined and well-structured. It’s got enough complexity to keep you coming back, but it stays easy to sip and very agave-forward. A thoughtful selection that highlights both the spirit and the barrel in balance.

Aroma: cooked agave, oak, earthy and a hint of smoke Taste: black pepper, cooked, agave, cinnamon with a long honey pepper finish. The quality of this reposado justifies the price. Barrel #4

This nose reminds me of Christmas. It is earthy, with cherry, anise, dried fruits. The taste starts out sweet but soon is consumed by alcohol there is also pepper and vanilla and cinnamon The fruits are of apple and cherry. A bit of orange peel and a slightly bitter finish. The finish knocked it down at least a point or two for me. This is barrel 19, Binny’s Pick.

Nose: Carmel, Oak, Asparagus, Salt, Minerality, Tobacco, Charcoal Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied Palate: Butter, Minerality, Grass Finish: Carmel, Smoke, Black Pepper, Minerality, Honey There's a rich, powerful, full nose almost like steam or charcoal it most certain has a satisfying tingle. Carmel, oak, crisp minerality and pepper it's extremely heavy but very clean. This is a bit thicker on the mouthfeel. I get butter, oak, butterscotch, and minerality on the finish. Absolutely Delightful. This is definitely one for the books. ASC- Single Barrell

Nose: oak /earth / vanilla/ cherry / herbal/ tea / hay / tobacco/ leather / lactic / tiny bit of smoke / rubber Taste: cooked agave / pepper / vanilla/ oak / cinnamon/ apple / orange peel / mint / nutmeg/ molasses Finish: sweet and bitter/savory finish that ends completely on a fresh note of clean water and mint This is the single barrel from barrel 10. There was one unwanted nose note that had a ‘rubber’ smell, but it didn’t come through in the taste. There’s a lot of flavor considering the basic 40% abv.

Huge agave nose due to the classic light barrel aging. vegetal on the palate with a long lingering pepper finish.

Bottle from Nasa liquors in TX

Got my hands on the Massachusetts Single Barrel. A fantastic repo, lightly aged with plenty of agave shining through! Pale in color, citrus, cinnamon on the nose, honey, cooked agave on the palette with a medium length finish.

tasted at distillery on the BAT tour May 1, 2023

Barrel 6 - Sip Tequila

SIB Barrel #8 44% - Amazing nose - agave, some caramel, vanilla, baking spices, marzipan? Amazing amazing stuff - on pallet, same notes, agave is there, lots of baking spice, some nice barrel notes, very rich and creamy, just amazing juice, one of the best repos I’ve ever had.

Agave and dried fruit up front ….. some oak and slight burn …. Somewhat complex …. Good sipper

Just wow. The way the agave, v caramel and fruitiness marries together is absolutely amazing.

Once in a while something special comes along. This definitely qualifies as special. Of course this being a Camarena juice, it hardly needs an intro. Either way this single barrel is a must have, must hunt gem. Limited run SB is unbelievably complex for a light repo. Agave driven, dried pineapple, dried apricot, berries, strawberries, cinnamon, minerals, so earthy!

This is something special. Very unique, delicious flavors of cooked agave and light barrel notes. Beautiful finish. New favorite Reposado

Adds another to the blanco that is just lovely. A flavor explosion but with a shorter finish than the blanco. Definitely recommend it.

Barrel 1, bottle 107

Really enjoy the agave and pepper found in this expression. They're are some repasodos at a lower price point that I like better but this is still very good.

This is for Barrel 3, Bottle 604 Nose: Cooked agave. I get a compound butter of orange and honey, a gentle sweetness, hints of clove and nutmeg. Wet cement following a rainstorm. Flavor: I get earthiness and caramel, sweet cooked agave, and light spice of peppercorn, cinnamon and allspice. A light vanilla custard. Finish: Not very long, it starts spicy and ends with a slight sweetness of dried fruit. Notes: This is an outstanding tequila. I believe this tequila can be very food friendly. For example, a grilled pork tenderloin with a sweet chili rub.

Barrel 3 Bottle 604 tasting with Don Heiser Barrel 1 Bottle 266, Score 89

Aroma : Light fruits, cinnamon, butter and baking spices alongside agave and earth and mineral notes. Taste : Black pepper, earth, and mixed nuts are contrasted with sweet cooked agave, caramel and dried fruits. The oily texture has a great balance that's just the right amount of sweet but earthy and spicy. Finish : Long, warm, and inviting, perfect for the fall season.

Barrel 3- Nice spice, fruit, wet cement/wet earth, fresh and sugary sweet, but so clean and more, with tons of deliciousness

Barrel 3 so your mileage may vary. Adding ASC barrel 8. Quite good

Limited release Reposado single barrel #2, bottle 549. Agave, rainwater, wet cement, cinnamon, pepper, and apple finish extremely smooth, balanced, and sweet—with nice legs. Very light and mineral, for blanco lovers.

This is amazing great job again from Felipe. Earthy, sweet, agave, well done. Lovely I don't know which one is better between the blanco and this one. This is a must have.