Clase Azul Tequila Dia de Los Muertos 2021 Edition Joven 1L

Clase Azul Tequila Día de Los Muertos 2021 Edition Joven

1 Liter | 80 Proof (40% ABV) | Joven Tequila | Limited Edition | 2021 Release

Process & Profile

The 2021 Día de Los Muertos Edition from Clase Azul celebrates the vibrant Mexican tradition of honoring the lives of those who came before. This joven tequila blends unaged Clase Azul Plata with select reposado and extra añejo tequilas matured in American whiskey and Armagnac casks. The result is a luxurious and complex spirit encased in a breathtakingly hand-painted 1L decanter inspired by marigolds and traditional Día de Los Muertos iconography.

This annual release pays homage to Mexico’s cultural heritage while offering tequila enthusiasts a unique flavor experience and collectible design.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Candied citrus, butterscotch, roasted pineapple, and toasted oak

• Palate: Vanilla bean, cinnamon, ripe pear, orange zest, and subtle baking spice

• Finish: Long, creamy, and rich with warm spice and fruit-laced sweetness

What Makes It Special

• Limited 2021 edition celebrating Día de Los Muertos

• Joven blend incorporating Plata, Reposado, and Extra Añejo tequilas

• Aged in both American whiskey and Armagnac barrels

• Stunning collectible decanter hand-painted with marigold motifs

• Symbolizes remembrance, joy, and cultural pride

How to Enjoy

Serve neat in a stemmed glass to appreciate the complexity of its aromas and layered flavor. Perfect for commemorative moments and refined tastings.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the 2021 edition different from 2020’s?
   Yes, each year's release has a distinct tequila blend and a completely new decanter design.

2. What’s the inspiration behind the bottle design?
   The 2021 bottle draws from Día de Los Muertos symbols like marigolds and calaveras, representing the bridge between life and death.

3. Can this tequila be aged further?
   While it doesn’t age further in the bottle, it can be stored indefinitely if unopened.

4. Is this tequila available year-round?
   No, it's a limited-edition release with a finite number of bottles produced annually.