Reposado/Los Arango Reposado 750 ml

Los Arango Reposado 750 ml

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About this bottle

Los Arango Reposado is a reposado tequila, meaning it's rested in oak barrels for a period between two months and a year after distillation. That barrel time takes the raw, vegetal intensity of blanco tequila and rounds it into a smoother profile, typically layering in notes of vanilla, light caramel, and oak spice over the base agave character. Reposado sits in the middle of tequila's aging spectrum — more depth than an unaged blanco, less oak weight than an añejo — making it a versatile choice for both sipping and cocktails. It's a solid, approachable reposado for drinkers who want tequila with some barrel character without committing to a heavier, more expensive aged bottle.

How to drink Los Arango Reposado

Sip it neat or over a single rock to get the full read on the barrel character before mixing it into anything. It also makes a rounder, softer margarita than a blanco would, since the oak takes some of the sharp edge off the agave. Give it a few minutes to open up once poured.

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Questions about this bottle

What does 'reposado' mean for tequila?

It means the tequila has rested in oak barrels for two months to a year, softening the raw agave character and adding notes of vanilla and light oak.

Is reposado tequila good for sipping or mixing?

Both — reposado has enough barrel character to be sipped neat, but it's still versatile enough to work well in a margarita or Paloma.

How does reposado compare to blanco and añejo?

It sits in the middle: more depth and roundness than unaged blanco, but less oak weight and intensity than a longer-aged añejo.

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