Any particular reason for a reposado, vs blanco or anejo?

Fortaleza is my personal favorite tequila, but some others to consider:
- Siete Leguas
- Tequila Ocho
- G4
- El Tesoro
- Casa Noble

All resonably priced.
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I like the aged characteristics. Anejo tends to be a little pricey. Looking for a sipper.
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Zaferro anejo!
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I learned long ago, don’t drink it out of a stripper. It tastes fishy
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All those I mentioned are sippers. I'd start with the Fortaleza, but all are good.
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Clase Azul Mezcal. I just wanted to say that because I finished my first bottle. Beautiful man.

Lots of good ones mentioned. Another smooth one is Casamigos.
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I'm far from a tequila connoisseurs but I really enjoy Fortaleza and keep it as my onhand tequila
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Riazul is my go to sipping tequila, although I usually get the anejo
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I've pretty much always got a bottle of the Fortaleza Anejo and Still Strength Blanco in my bar - easily my favorite sippers. I've got one bottle left of a special lot of Anejo that's about 50% Extra Anejo, due to low yield - it's something special. Can't go wrong with Fortaleza.
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Im a Don Julio guy myself...
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If you haven't tried Espolon Tequila, you really should. It is WAY better than the price tag.



https://espolontequila.com/
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This is my go to Tequila for mixing. But I've pretty much gone from sipping to snobbish cocktails...

You can save money on the base liquors because you aren't drinking them straight. And then the vermouths and liqueurs kill you.
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I have two bottles of The Rocks tequila Termana.

When I was checking out the cashier told me that they are very good. Still unopened
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I use the Espolon blanco as my mixing tequila - good quality/price for cocktails.
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