Description

Clase Azul Reposado 1.75L arrives with the kind of presence collectors notice immediately. You get the 1.75L format. Equally, we ship it expertly packed across the United States and Canada. In other words, Mexican law rests reposado tequila between two and twelve months.

Inside Clase Azul Reposado 1.75L

Blanco styles show the agave at its brightest. Notably, expect the clean agave character the category is built on. Aged expressions gain colour and softness in the cask. On top of that, barrel time adds oak without hiding the agave. Beyond that, Clase Azul Reposado 1.75L makes the case for slowing down a little.

What to Pair It With

Lime, salt and good food need nothing more. In fact, mole and aged tequila share a rich, layered table. Dinner parties get a lift from a bottle worth showing. That said, grilled shrimp works across the aging range. Gift shoppers reach for premium tequila for milestone occasions. Better still, pair it with Clase Azul Tequila 25th Anniversary Limited for a side by side tasting.

Tequila Context Worth Knowing

The agave plant takes years to reach harvest maturity. As a result, Jalisco remains the centre of tequila production in Mexico. Producers there control the whole path from field to bottle. Then, tequila comes from blue Weber agave grown in designated Mexican states. Aging class tells you a great deal before you open the bottle. Even so, browse the wider tequila collection to compare styles.

How to Serve Clase Azul Reposado 1.75L

Clase Azul Reposado 1.75L asks for nothing complicated at the pour. Store the bottle upright and out of direct light. In turn, aged expressions sip comfortably at room temperature. Skip the ice and let the agave speak. Moreover, serve it neat in a copita rather than a shot glass. Finally, Clase Azul Dia de Los Muertos makes a natural next bottle.

In short, Clase Azul Reposado 1.75L is a straightforward yes for gifting or for your own shelf. Stock moves quickly, so order yours while it is available.