Clase Azul México proudly unveils the fifth and ultimate chapter in the revered “Nuestros Recuerdos” collection. This exceptional release serves as a deep, heartfelt homage to Día de Muertos, capturing the delicate balance between the joy of life and the comfort of remembrance. Under the skillful guidance of Master Distiller Viridiana Tinoco, this exquisite Añejo Tequila is a testament to Mexican tradition, masterful spirit, and unparalleled artistry.

The Spirit: A Layered Añejo with Depth

This meticulously crafted Añejo tequila is distilled from 100% Blue Weber Agave. The liquid is a complex blend of tequilas matured from 12 to 36 months in virgin American whiskey barrels. To achieve its distinctive character, a portion of the agave is uniquely slow-cooked in a traditional earth pit oven, lending profound roasted and smoky notes that call to mind an ancestral Mexican kitchen. The resulting tequila is a smooth, warm experience, offering inviting flavors of caramelized agave, bright orange zest, subtle clove, and a perfect touch of oak-toasted spice. This is more than a drink; it's a liquid meditation on love and memory.

The Decanter: A Canvas of Remembrance

The ceramic bottle itself is a collector's dream, finished in a serene ivory hue that evokes quiet dignity. Designed by artist Erika Rivera, the illustration at the base beautifully depicts a family’s ofrenda, laden with traditional symbols: bright cempasúchil flowers, sweet pan de muerto, delicate papel picado, celebratory sugar skulls, and flickering candles. Soft, ethereal silhouettes of ancestors are woven into the scene, symbolizing the cherished, yet subtle, presence of the departed during this special holiday.

The Ornament: A Golden Keepsake of Eternal Love

Adorning the neck of this final bottle is a magnificent 24-karat gold-plated locket, painstakingly handcrafted by the master artisans of Milagros de Latón in Jalisco. This bespoke piece opens to reveal a polished obsidian cameo, a dark mirror representing the clarity of eternal memory. The locket's face is intricately detailed with traditional milagritos (tiny brass miracles) that symbolize blessings, protection, and devotion, framed by sculptural elements of candles and sugar skulls. The creation of each ornament demands over 12 hours and more than 50 precise steps, culminating in a beautifully hand-finished patina.