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Reposado/Milagro Tequila Reposado 750 ml
Milagro Tequila Reposado 750 ml
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About this bottle
Milagro Tequila Reposado is made from 100% blue Weber agave and rested in oak barrels for a relatively short reposado period — typically around two months — just enough to round out the blanco's sharper edges without pushing it toward the darker, heavier profile of a longer-aged añejo. Expect cooked agave and light vanilla from the brief oak contact, with the agave character still clearly in front rather than buried under wood. Milagro built its reputation on this kind of approachable, mixable tequila rather than sipping-only releases. It suits Margarita and Paloma drinkers who still want real agave flavor coming through.
How to drink Milagro Reposado
It works neat or on the rocks for a short pour, but it really shines in a Paloma or Margarita where the light oak still shows through the citrus.
Specs
Tequila
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Milagro Reposado?
Sip it neat, slightly chilled or at room temperature, in a small tequila glass — no salt or lime needed.
What cocktails work well with Milagro Reposado?
It has enough body for a Tequila Old Fashioned, and it also makes a rounder Paloma than a blanco would.
What does "reposado" mean?
Reposado tequila is rested in oak barrels, typically anywhere from two months up to a year, which gives it a light gold color and soft vanilla notes compared to unaged blanco.
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