Description

Clase Muertos sits on our shelf for buyers who want substance in the glass. We pack each order carefully for the journey. That said, we ship it expertly packed across the United States and Canada. In practice, our team checks every bottle before it leaves the warehouse.

Inside Clase Muertos

Barrel time adds oak without hiding the agave. Above all, citrus and mineral notes are common across the category. Expect the clean agave character the category is built on. For that reason, blanco styles show the agave at its brightest. Better still, Clase Muertos rewards attention rather than speed.

Pairings and Perfect Moments

Lime, salt and good food need nothing more. However, grilled shrimp works across the aging range. Collectors chase limited edition decanters in this space. In fact, flan and caramel desserts suit an aged expression. Warm weather gatherings sell this category all summer. At the same time, pair it with Clase Azul Pink Joven Tequila for a side by side tasting.

Tequila Context Worth Knowing

The agave plant takes years to reach harvest maturity. Beyond that, premium tequila has climbed fast on United States and Canada shelves. Aging class tells you a great deal before you open the bottle. First, Mexican law defines every aging class in this category. Limited decanters have turned some releases into collector items. Overall, browse the wider tequila collection to compare styles.

How to Serve Clase Muertos

Serving Clase Muertos properly takes very little work. Aged expressions sip comfortably at room temperature. Moreover, a light chill suits blanco styles on a hot day. Serve it neat in a copita rather than a shot glass. For example, store the bottle upright and out of direct light. In addition, Clase Azul Anejo Tequila 1 75L makes a natural next bottle.

Meanwhile, Clase Muertos earns its place whether you are gifting or keeping it. Stock moves quickly, so order yours while it is available.