Clase Azul Día de Muertos 2025 Limited Edition Tequila

The Grand Finale of a Legendary Series – A Must-Have for Collectors & Connoisseurs

If you're a true Clase Azul collector like I am, this is the bottle we’ve all been waiting for. The Clase Azul Día de Muertos 2025 Limited Edition marks the fifth and final release in the iconic “Nuestros Recuerdos” series, and it’s an absolute masterpiece — both in craftsmanship and flavor.

This isn’t just a tequila — it’s the ultimate tribute to Mexican tradition, art, and ultra-premium aging techniques. Master Distiller Viridiana Tinoco has orchestrated a bold, harmonious blend of extra añejo tequilas aged between 12 and 38 months in first-use American whiskey barrels. A portion of the agave was even pit-roasted, infusing this limited edition with incredible depth, smokiness, and cultural soul.

🥃 Tasting Notes – A Collector’s Dream on the Palate

The moment you pour it, the deep amber hue hints at the complexity within. On the nose, you’re greeted by warm cooked agave, smoked wood, orange zest, and gentle clove. Let it open up — because what follows is a tapestry of caramel, cinnamon, and a lingering note of orange marmalade.

What sets this apart for me is its balance — the interplay of fruit, spice, and subtle smokiness from the pit oven method is simply mesmerizing. The finish? Long, elegant, and unforgettable — the kind you savor with every sip and remember long after the glass is empty.

🎨 The Bottle – Art in Every Sense

The 2025 decanter is an ivory-colored ceramic masterpiece, hand-painted by skilled Mexican artisans and adorned with a 24-karat gold locket medallion. Inside the locket is a piece of obsidian, a nod to Día de Muertos ofrendas, where mirrors are placed to help returning souls recognize themselves.

This year's design was created by Mexican-Australian artist Erika Rivera, known for capturing cultural emotion in stunning visual form. Each medallion is handcrafted by Milagros de Latón in Jalisco, requiring over 50 intricate steps and 12 hours of work per piece.

📖 The Story – A Celebration of Life, Culture, and Craftsmanship

Clase Azul has been redefining luxury tequila since 1997, and every release reflects founder Arturo Lomeli’s mission to elevate tequila as a form of art. With the Día de Muertos series, that vision reaches its pinnacle.

Every detail — from the hand-selected agave to the artisanal bottle design — is a tribute to Mexico’s rich heritage. This release isn’t just the end of a series; it’s a celebration of memory, tradition, and timeless craftsmanship.