Tequila Reposado is an aged tequila, which means "resting" in Spanish. It is produced in the same way as Tequila Blanco, but after distillation it is aged in wooden barrels for between 2 and 12 months. This process gives the tequila a more refined taste and a warmer and darker color. There are no specific rules for the size of the casks, which means that the ratio of wood to tequila can vary significantly, which in turn affects the final taste.
Reposado tequila has a softer taste compared to Tequila Blanco, with notes of vanilla, caramel and oak from the barrel aging. Reposado tequila is often enjoyed both neat and in cocktails. It is used in more complex drinks as the aged flavor adds an extra layer of nuance.
So if you want to experience a more refined tequila, try a Tequila Reposado.