
Don Julio Reposado
very smooth, with some good reposado complexity. Not smokey at all. One of the better tequilas I've had in a while, I would give this an 8 out of 10.
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very smooth, with some good reposado complexity. Not smokey at all. One of the better tequilas I've had in a while, I would give this an 8 out of 10.

good, straight up good standard tequila.

smooth, dry, no negative after taste, pretty good overall. 6/10

Pretty good. I would give it a 7/10. My need to revise after a second round




Costing 12 bucks at a restaurant, it features a very mild flavor without the typical rubbery taste found in many mezcals. Quite. I'm nice at 7.5/10.

Rubbery in a typical mezcal way but more enjoyable than others, a better experience at 6/10.

Tastes fiery with a smoky, rubbery start on the tongue.

Quite good, refreshingly non-bitter for a stout, a solid 8/10.

lots of wood notes, when it hits your tongue, it kind of explodes into powerful vapors. 8.7/10

light and sweet but with some complexity to it. Lots of caramel notes coming through. A little bit of dried fruit notes coming through too. Very good 8.8 out of 10.

sweet with some body to it. Still with the lightness of many Japanese whiskeys, good complexity 8.3

reminds me of a port very smooth. 7.9

interesting, has fruity notes, 7.5

super strong flavor, has notes of leather, a super long finish, stays on the tongue for like a minute after you drink it. 8.8

lots of oak coming in, a tinge of smokiness, 8/10

has a bubble gum flavor. Smooth, not a huge flavor. A little bit too mild but not as all unpleasant. 7/10

starts off light with a burn that kicks in. A bit fruity. 6.8/10
A consistent 1–10 system
1–3 Skip it
4–6 Mixed to good
7–8 Recommended
9–10 Exceptional