What’s the Difference Between Reposado and Blanco Tequila?

Blanco tequila is unaged and has a bold, crisp agave flavor. Reposado is aged in oak barrels for at least 2 months, giving it a smoother taste with hints of vanilla, caramel, and spice.

Is Reposado Tequila Good for Sipping?

Yes—reposado is ideal for sipping. The barrel aging adds richness and softness, making it smoother than blanco but lighter than añejo.

Which Reposado Tequila Should I Try First?

If you're new to reposado, try Casamigos, Espolòn, or Fortaleza. They’re known for quality and a balanced flavor profile that's great on its own or in cocktails.

Can I Use Reposado in Cocktails?

Absolutely. Reposado works great in Margaritas, Palomas, or even an Old Fashioned-style tequila cocktail. Its smoothness adds depth without overpowering the drink.

Does Reposado Tequila Have Additives?

Some brands add flavorings or sweeteners, but many premium tequilas are additive-free. Look for labels from certified additive-free producers if you want a more natural expression.

How Should I Store Reposado Tequila?

Keep the bottle tightly sealed in a cool, dark place. It won’t spoil, but over time, oxidation can affect the flavor, so try to finish it within a year or two of opening.