El Jimador Reposado Tequila

Tasted neat, at room temperature Pale straw color, with thin but steady legs coating the glass. The bouquet offers cooked agave, a touch of oak, and hints of red fruits. Medium body in the mouth, with the flavor of caramel being joined by notes of cherry and spice. The finish is smooth, with alcohol, pepper, and agave making themselves known. A solid beginner’s choice, with little in the way of surprises. Good value at the price, easy to drink.

Pale amber. Vanilla, mild vegetal. Slightly sweet, vegetal. Medium body, smooth, mildly bitter oak finish. Classic, easy-drinking, a bit sweet and oaky, good value. Good mixer or introduction; rather simple for sipping.

Tasted neat at room temp. Light straw color and little coating legs in the glass. Nose is lime and saline mineral and a little sweet floral. In the mouth the citrus all but disappears. Mineral and saline with some sweet grass and oak blooms. Light mouthfeel, no ethanol. Finish grows with white pepper, dry grass, oaky spice, becoming tingling, and then sour, but doesn't last too long. Nothing surprising, nothing outstanding. Easy to drink better to mix.

Sweet and vanilla on the nose, along with the classic agave. Palate is sweet and light, this stuff is immensely sippable. Finish is short but sweet. I can't believe this bottle was only $30. I'm a total tequila newbie but this is the best I've tasted so far.