It smells oddly a bit like framboise liqueur, but there is some added alcohol with lime hints. The palate is sweet and minty with some rich backing that has butterscotch, Earth, some spice, and herbal notes of stewed agave. The stewed agave is really present in this. It's quite sweet and rich in a hedonistic way. It's tasty, though not super complex and interesting or punctuated by notes of great sophistication. It's a very good reposado that is quite sippable despite being a way from greatness. A bigger sip reveals more nuances and makes this suddenly be a much better tequila.