My first experience with Pueblo Viejo. Let's do this...

Aroma: Agave, oak and light vanilla and spice.
Initial Taste: Sweet agave and vanilla. Nice brown spice compliment as well.
Body: Medium and semi-oily body. Great rich spice (cinnamon) flavors to mix with the agave and vanilla tastes.
Finish: A nice spicy and balanced reposado finish. The cinnamon makes it interesting and there is no alcohol taste or burn. A really nice overall reposado.

For around $20, this is an all around winner. The flavor profile would mix well and it's a great value sipper. Get a bottle...you won't regret it.

This is one of my favorite lines. Its very consistent and an excellent value.

Aroma: A nice sweet cherry nose.
Initial Taste: A thin mouth feel, sweet entry with no bitterness. Initial taste of berry.
Body: An evenly balanced agave body complimented by slight cinnamon and fruit.
Finish: A semi heated finish with a nice sweet agave lingering.

Just a solid line, Pueblo Viejo.

Pueblo Viejo Reposado, NOM 1103. Clean amber color with very long legs. The first taste was an indistinguishable, agave blanco spiciness with some oak due to aging & a medium alcohol presence. The medium body had a trace of sweetness, far less than other reposados I have experienced in the past. It finished with an open, rolling sensation across the tongue that lingered & then dissipated leaving a hint of numbing, agave sweetness. This is a moderately smooth tequila but doesn't quite measure up to other premium brands. It does however mix very nicely in Margaritas, adding a certain depth missing in many blancos. The price is very attractive. I paid $20 for a 750 & received an extra 200 in a combination package. B-/B