"Reviewers frequently describe the aroma of Don Julio Reposado as sweet and oak-forward, noting scents of vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, and agave alongside accents of cinnamon, citrus, and alcohol. The palate is commonly reported to feature vanilla, caramel, oak, and peppery spice, with cooked agave present to varying degrees alongside hints of fruit and sweetness. Tasters broadly agree on the prominence of these sweet barrel-derived flavors, but they disagree significantly regarding the tequila's balance and mouthfeel. While some find it to be a smooth, gentle drink with a pleasant and warm finish, others criticize it as thin and artificially sweet, noting a harsh alcohol burn and a bitter or medicinal aftertaste."
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38% in Mexico, 40% in US and export markets.
Don Julio Reposado
"Reviewers frequently describe the aroma of Don Julio Reposado as sweet and oak-forward, noting scents of vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, and agave alongside accents of cinnamon, citrus, and alcohol. The palate is commonly reported to feature vanilla, caramel, oak, and peppery spice, with cooked agave present to varying degrees alongside hints of fruit and sweetness. Tasters broadly agree on the prominence of these sweet barrel-derived flavors, but they disagree significantly regarding the tequila's balance and mouthfeel. While some find it to be a smooth, gentle drink with a pleasant and warm finish, others criticize it as thin and artificially sweet, noting a harsh alcohol burn and a bitter or medicinal aftertaste."
