I detected some enhanced notes but just slightly. Same as with the flavor. It was not off putting just slightly noticeable. Other than that which I think was carefully done. I felt the finish was clean as I let it sit on my palate. The flavors were vanilla oak agave tropical fruit notes and yet some citrus. Easy to sip on and balanced and nothing stood out

sample from Mark Czerwonka nose is nice - brown sugar honey tropical notes/banana baking spice with slight malolactic/butter palate is a little subdued but opens a bit. barrell spices cinnamon anise with a tiny bit of spice/pepper on the finish overall, it's a nice, easy sipper price $70-80 is a little high for a repo, but it does come in a beautiful bottle

Sweet smoky, butterscotch, slightly alcohol aroma. Charred wood, honey flavor. Nice easy finish. Enjoyable.

It opens with warm cooked agave and a swirl of vanilla, cinnamon, and citrus, then surprises you with little pops of apple, cherry, and caramel. It’s smooth without being boring, sweet without being syrupy, and just bold enough to keep things interesting. The finish is fresh, lightly herbal, and makes you want another sip… purely for research, of course. If you like your tequila clean, flavorful, and a little flirty, Volteo Reposado is a solid pour.

Aroma: (20) Agave, sweet vanilla, butterscotch, hint of black pepper. Taste: (24) sweet agave, honey or molasses, vanilla& butterscotch. Finish: (20) quicker than the blanco. Value: (7) $52 from Remedy liquor Overall (78). The Blanco is much better. This reminded me of Patron.

I had a sample of this a little while ago. It had an unremarkable flavor profile of Agave, vanilla, pepper, and citrus. It was not worth the price.

In my personal opinion the blanco has a lot more character I feel like the barrel took away from the robust agave flavors that I got. I mean it’s not bad but I can tell you it is buttery smooth and simple on the side of complexity. This would be a 1942 killer for those average consumers you want something that will go down easy.

Very earthy, cloves, baking spices, oak-y for Reposado.

Best way to describe this is a muted version of their Blanco. The malo-lactic funk on the nose is much less prominent. The mouthfeel is silky but not so much as to be noteworthy. Agave-forward with a hint of vanilla on the palate. A medium-quick finish - overall less pronounced than the Blanco.