Casa De Reyes Reposado Tequila

Tasting Notes

Nose: Warm caramel, gentle oak, and a hint of vanilla.

Palate: Exceptionally smooth, with soft caramel sweetness and notes of oak spice—remarkably clean for a reposado .

Finish: Long, mellow, and easy-drinking.

Meet the Founders

Casa De Reyes Tequila is the vision of three modern kings — Monroe “The Mastermind” Lipsey, Flex “The Mixer” Jackson, and Dekoda “The Muscle” Watson — whose brotherhood was forged through shared ambition, bold risks, and a love for premium agave spirits. What started as weekly happy hours turned into deep conversations about legacy, business, and elevation. From these moments, a new chapter was born: Casa De Reyes, a premium tequila brand built to inspire and bring people together.

Monroe Lipsey stepped beyond the security of corporate life to embrace entrepreneurship. With a passion for integrity, mentorship, and long-term impact, Monroe saw tequila not just as a spirit, but as a vehicle for community, connection, and calculated risk.

Flex Jackson, the social architect of the group, brought the energy of a true connector. From college tailgates to curated events, Flex always understood how spirits bring people together. With a deep love for reposado tequila and a knack for outside-the-box thinking, his vision helped shape Casa De Reyes into a brand as smooth as its pours.

Dekoda Watson, a former NFL player, transitioned from the field to the world of spirits with a mission to prove he was more than an athlete. Though initially a tequila novice, Dekoda embraced the journey fully — committed to growth, entrepreneurship, and building generational wealth for his family and his community.

Together, they transformed a friendship into a luxury tequila brand rooted in excellence, culture, and the spirit of elevation.

FAQs

Is this tequila smooth and additive-free?

Yes. You're tasting pure agave craft—no sweeteners or colorants added. It's widely praised for being “super smooth, not overly sweet or harsh… a really solid sip.”

How should I enjoy it?

Sip it neat or on the rocks to fully appreciate its caramel and oak nuances. It also makes a luxurious base for upscale cocktails like an Oak-Aged Paloma or Reposado Old Fashioned.

What’s the difference from their Blanco?

The Blanco is bottled unaged and offers a fresh, crisp profile, while the Reposado delivers deeper flavors from its barrel aging—but both maintain the brand’s smooth, clean expression