Reposado Tequila
Reposado, often associated with tequila, refers to a type of tequila that undergoes aging in oak barrels for a period ranging from two months to one year. This aging process imbues Reposado tequila with a golden color and subtle notes of vanilla, caramel, and oak from the barrel.
In contrast to Blanco tequila, which is clear and unaged, Reposado tequila benefits from a brief aging period that softens its agave-forward profile while maintaining a smooth taste. This balanced flavor profile makes Reposado tequila suitable for sipping neat or for mixing into cocktails where its aged complexity enhances the drink.
Reposado tequila occupies a special niche within the tequila spectrum, bridging the fresh agave flavors of Blanco with the deeper, more intricate qualities found in Añejo tequila. It remains highly sought after by tequila aficionados and mixologists alike for its versatility and nuanced flavors.