https://mail.tequila.net/ https://mail.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/reposados/discussions/review.html?id=2646 https://mail.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/reposados/discussions/review.html?id=2646 As the value shopper (AKA cheap bastard) that I am...if it's 100% agave and under $20, count me in. I found a deal for Senor Frog's for just that and decided to give it a shot. Aroma: Woody agave and light spice. Initial Taste: A nice crisp sweet agave entry with hints of spice. Body: Thin body, but the oak mixes nicely with the agave and just a hint of fruity sweetness. Finish: A woody finish that works well with the spice and leave a bit of a dark chocolate aftertaste with a hint of cinnamon. A nice linger for such a thin tequila. For under $20, this is a very nice tequila. It starts off a bit slow, but the body and finish are pretty darn good. It's not going on the top shelf, but it's a good value. ]]> Thu, 20 Sep 2012 03:26:15 +0000 https://mail.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/reposados/discussions/review.html?id=1214 https://mail.tequila.net/tequila-reviews/reposados/discussions/review.html?id=1214 Tasted out of a snifter. Purchased a bottle for $29 bux. You are talking a A class grade reposado from a tequila you wouldn't think it of based on it's name. I think the presentation doesn't try to be serious, and there's nothing wrong with that! Senor Frogs delivers a great value and great taste that is worth trying! Aroma: Wood, spice, and subtle fruit. Initial Taste: A sweet entry with no bitterness. A thin mouth feel with an initial taste of dried fruit and cinnamon. Body: A soft agave body (very tasty) complimented by oak, dried fruit (raisin), and spices. Finish: A semi heated finish of medium duration. With a fruity/cinnamon lingering. ]]> Tue, 21 Jul 2009 01:23:25 +0000