Clase Azul Gold 750 ml
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About this bottle
A joven with real ambition, Clase Azul Gold layers three tequilas into one pour: crisp plata, reposado matured in American whiskey barrels, and extra añejo drawn from Spanish sherry casks. The blend pours deep amber and drinks like dessert — cooked agave and caramel up front, toasted oak and black pepper behind, vanilla hanging on through a long finish. It starts with 100% Blue Weber agave grown in the highlands of Los Altos, Jalisco, and distilled at Casa Tradición. The decanter is its own event — hand-painted ceramic trimmed in gold, no two exactly alike. Serve it neat in a snifter after dinner, or hand it over as the gift that settles the question for good.
How to drink Clase Azul Gold
Because it's a blend of three aging styles, it's worth tasting slowly and letting each sip sit for a second — the crisp plata notes show up first, then the sherry-cask sweetness catches up a beat later. Dark chocolate or a plate of caramel flan makes an easy dessert pairing given how sweet the pour already runs.
Tasting notes
Specs
Tequila80 proof · Mash bill: 100% Blue Weber Agave · American whiskey barrels and Spanish sherry casks (aged components of the joven blend) · Los Altos, Jalisco
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Clase Azul Gold?
Neat in a snifter, tasting slowly to let each aging style show in turn.
What is Clase Azul Gold made of?
A blend of three tequilas — crisp plata, reposado matured in American whiskey barrels, and extra añejo rested in Spanish sherry casks.
Where is Clase Azul Gold produced?
At Casa Tradición from 100% Blue Weber agave grown in the Los Altos highlands of Jalisco.
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