9 Must-Try Reposado Tequila Cocktails

If sipping on reposado tequila doesn’t already make you feel cool, you’ll surely feel as hip as ever drinking this Cadillac Margarita. The tequila combined with Grand Marnier, agave nectar, and lime juice is a true delight to my taste buds and is a great way to start a night out or a fancy dinner.

If you’re a fan of the more popular Whiskey Sour, I urge you to try this Tequila Sour as well. It has the same sour and sweet taste, but the addition of tequila takes it to a whole other level due to its earthy yet sweet agave flavors. Plus, the egg white in this cocktail adds a nice foam topping.

The Reposado Old Fashioned is one of my favorite tequila cocktails. It has a sweet, smoky flavor that comes from the bitters, maple syrup, and orange zest – balanced perfectly with the smoothness of Reposado tequila. I love enjoying this cocktail on a cozy night in or when I just want something special to sip on.

Using reposado tequila for your next Paloma is a fantastic idea because it adds even more flavor and depth to the classic cocktail. This drink is refreshing, light, and perfect for warm summer afternoons.

Pear nectar works swimmingly with the agave nectar taste in reposado tequila, so it’s no surprise that this Pear Nectar with Reposado Tequila recipe works like a charm. Plus, it incorporates cinnamon, honey, and vanilla for a truly delectable finish, perfect for a post-meal treat.

It may seem basic to drink this Puesta de Sol cocktail during sunset. But trust me, the orange blossom water, pink peppercorns, and reposado tequila in this beverage warm the soul and are the perfect complement to a beautiful sunset over the horizon.

As mentioned earlier, you can’t go wrong with a classic Margarita made with reposado tequila. However, sometimes it’s fun to spruce it up. This Aperol and Elderflower Margarita takes the original Margarita recipe to the next level with its floral and slightly sour notes that you can’t get anywhere else.

The Spanish Daisy is a gorgeous blend of all-star ingredients, such as Spanish bitters, Guajillo Pepper Puree, and organic agave syrup. Combine that with reposado tequila, honey water, and a splash of lemon, and you get a sophisticated drink that would likely cost you a pretty penny in an upscale bar but is still simple enough to make at home.

Tequila and mezcal are two most popular agave-based liquors out there and for a good reason. When combined, they create this sweet yet smoky Tequila & Mezcal cocktail that is sure to satisfy any fan of either liquor. Lemon juice and egg white take it up another notch with a citrusy note and a foamy top, respectively.