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Clase Azul Dia De Los Muertos Musica Limited Edition Anejo 2024 1 L
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Clase Azul Dia de los Muertos Musica Limited Edition Anejo 2024 is part of Clase Azul's well-known annual Dia de los Muertos series, hand-painted by Mexican artisans in the brand's signature ceramic decanters and released each year around the Day of the Dead holiday with a new theme — this edition centered on music. Clase Azul's anejo rests a minimum of two years in oak, longer than the category's one-year legal minimum, giving it a rich, dense profile with deep caramel, vanilla, and oak. As with all Dia de los Muertos releases, the decanter itself is a significant part of the collector appeal, alongside the tequila inside.
How to drink Clase Azul Dia de los Muertos Musica
Sip it neat in a small glass to properly appreciate the extended ageing behind Clase Azul's anejo. Treat it as a collector's occasion bottle rather than a mixing tequila, given both the hand-painted decanter and the ageing invested in the liquid.
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TequilaJalisco, Mexico
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How should Clase Azul Dia de los Muertos Anejo be served?
Sip it neat in a copita or rocks glass; two years in oak gives it a rich, dense profile worth drinking straight.
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