"Reviewers frequently detect cooked and raw agave, oak, vanilla, caramel, and pepper on the nose, alongside lighter accents of citrus, brine, butter, and earthy grassiness, though several report a strong alcohol presence. On the palate, descriptions center on agave, oak, caramel, and baking spices such as cinnamon and anise, balanced by citrus, honey, and a distinct peppery heat. The finish sparks divergent impressions, ranging from short, dry, and mild to long, warm, and lingering with pepper, oak, or bitterness. Overall, reviewers disagree on its texture and drinkability, with many regarding it as smooth and pleasant for sipping or mixing, while others find it thin, harsh, astringent, or chemically sweet."
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38% in Mexico, 40% in US and export markets.
Olmeca Altos Reposado
"Reviewers frequently detect cooked and raw agave, oak, vanilla, caramel, and pepper on the nose, alongside lighter accents of citrus, brine, butter, and earthy grassiness, though several report a strong alcohol presence. On the palate, descriptions center on agave, oak, caramel, and baking spices such as cinnamon and anise, balanced by citrus, honey, and a distinct peppery heat. The finish sparks divergent impressions, ranging from short, dry, and mild to long, warm, and lingering with pepper, oak, or bitterness. Overall, reviewers disagree on its texture and drinkability, with many regarding it as smooth and pleasant for sipping or mixing, while others find it thin, harsh, astringent, or chemically sweet."
