About the product
Lobos 1707 Reposado Tequila is a premium spirit crafted with meticulous attention to tradition and quality. Aged in oak barrels, this reposado develops a smooth, refined character with warm vanilla and subtle oak notes that complement its natural agave foundation.
Perfect for sipping neat or mixing into sophisticated cocktails, Lobos 1707 delivers a balanced profile that appeals to both tequila enthusiasts and those discovering premium spirits. The careful aging process creates a mellow finish that lingers pleasantly on the palate.
Ideal for celebrations, special occasions, or elevating your home bar collection.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairings
Taste Notes
- Nose: Complex and spicy with distinct notes of lightly toasted coffee, cocoa, and a hint of humid forest floor.
- Palate: Bold and robust. It leads with the sweetness of marshmallow and white chocolate, balanced by the wine-like influence of the PX Sherry finish. You’ll find notes of dried orange peel, sarsaparilla, and burnt caramel.
- Finish: Long-lasting and sweet, with a gentle spice that lingers.
Food Pairings & Serving
- Savory: Complements Carne Asada or savory moles. The cocoa notes in the tequila pair excellently with the richness of the meat.
- Dessert: A natural match for Churros with Chocolate or vanilla-bean ice cream.
- The "Mexican Old Fashioned": Because of its bold, whiskey-like characteristics (coffee, oak, and spice), it is a top-tier choice for a Tequila Old Fashioned.
- The "Neat" Serve: It is widely recognized as a "sipper" and is best enjoyed neat or over a single large rock to allow the sherry-barrel influence to breathe.
About the brand
Lobos 1707 is a premium independent spirits brand launched in 2020 by Founder and CCO Diego Osorio, with significant backing from NBA superstar LeBron James. The brand’s name comes from the Spanish word for "wolves," inspired by the Osorio family coat of arms. Lobos 1707 is unique for blending Mexican tradition with Spanish aging techniques, specifically using Sherry barrels—a nod to Osorio’s ancestor who allegedly transported tequila to Spain in such casks in the early 1700s.
