Dulce Vida Organic Reposado Tequila

🌿 Product Details & Specs

👅 Taste & Aroma

Here’s how people describe what it smells like, tastes like, and how it finishes:

• Aroma (Nose): Fruit (citrus, ripened agave), light oak or wood, hints of caramel. Palate / Flavor: Delicate barrel wood + citrus fruit, roasted agave, vanilla, caramel. The 100-proof version adds more wood, spice and heat/perceived alcohol strength.

• Finish: Mild, sweet, lingering gentler oak and citrus, maybe light spice or herbal tones in the proof version.

💵 Price & Availability (Texas Context)

• Texas liquor stores like Spec’s often carry both 80- and 100-proof versions. For example, Spec’s lists the 100 proof Dulce Vida Organic Reposado around US$45-50 for the 750 mL bottle. 

• The 80 proof version tends to list for less, somewhere around US$35-40 in many stores. 

• Distribution is fairly strong in Texas for organic / additive-free tequilas; larger urban areas (Houston, Dallas, Austin) are more likely to have both versions in stock.

🔍 Pros & Things to Know

What people like:

• It’s organic (no additives), which is a plus for many buyers who want a cleaner tequila.

• Aging in bourbon barrels gives it a richer profile than a blanco — more depth, more oak, more richness.

• The 100 proof variant shows up well in cocktails or if you like stronger tequila that holds its own when mixed.

Potential drawbacks:

• The higher proof version is hotter / more alcohol-forward; may not be as smooth for casual sipping without water or ice.

• Even the 80 proof sweet-oak-citrus profile might be “blander” compared to more aromatic / spicy tequilas if you prefer bold flavors.

• Because of the proof and barrel aging, price is higher vs blanco or lesser aged tequilas.