Clase Azul Reposado Tequila 700ml

【Extremely Smooth Texture and Blue & White Ceramic Bottle】

【100% Organic Agave Brew】

【Unique Hand-Painted Ceramic Craft】

Region : Mexico, Jalisco

Alcohol : 40%

Capacity: 700ml

This Reposado is crafted from 100% Blue Weber Agave organic agave from the Jalisco highlands of Mexico, slow-cooked in a traditional brick oven for approximately 72 hours. Fermentation utilizes a secret yeast recipe, followed by distillation and triple filtration. The spirit is then carefully aged for eight months in American whiskey oak casks, imparting its distinctive hazelnut and vanilla flavors, and an exceptionally smooth finish. Finally, it is bottled in tall, elegant decanters hand-painted and numbered by local artisans.

Aroma: Rich aromas of vanilla, molasses, cinnamon, and dried orange peel.

Palmistry: Silky full-bodied with hints of hazelnut, caramel, and a touch of clove.

Finish: Extremely smooth, with almost no burning sensation, leaving a sweet, woody finish.

Founder Arturo Lomeli is a native Mexican. In his early twenties, he opened a bar in his hometown of Guadalajara and launched his first tequila brand, but sales were dismal due to his use of stereotypical elements like "Mexican wide-brimmed hats and mustaches" in his marketing. Undeterred, he decided to return to university to study marketing systematically. After graduating, he drew inspiration from the heart of Mexican culture, determined to create handcrafted products that celebrate "authenticity, tradition, and craftsmanship."

Thus, Clase Azul was born in 1997. The name was inspired by two sources: "Azul" was taken from a popular Mexican TV series at the time, and also symbolizes the blue agave plant used to make tequila; "Clase" represents the "class and style" he pursued. The brand's core philosophy is to create a luxury spirit that represents Mexico using 100% Mexican culture, tradition, and craftsmanship. Today, Clase Azul has grown into an independent company valued at over $1.5 billion, exporting its products to 92 countries and generating approximately $150 million in annual revenue.