Clase Azul Añejo Tequila

Clase Azul Añejo, also known as "Edición Indígena-Mazahua," is an exquisite añejo tequila made from Tequilana Weber Blue Agave. The bottle's design honors the Mazahua indigenous culture, and the tequila itself boasts a rich amber color, with a complex scent profile that speaks to its extended aging process.

Each bottle bears the autographs of both the master distiller and the Mazahua artisan responsible for its creation, symbolizing a fusion of historical reverence, artistic expression, and premium tequila craftsmanship. Clase Azul Añejo epitomizes the essence of the Clase Azul brand, reflecting a deep commitment to authenticity and artisanal skill.

Bottle engraving adds a unique, personalized touch to this already remarkable tequila. This practice, which involves meticulously etching designs or text into the glass, further enhances the bottle's aesthetic and sentimental value. For Clase Azul Añejo, the engraving process might include intricate patterns that echo Mazahua traditions or custom inscriptions that commemorate special occasions, making each bottle not only a vessel of high-quality tequila but also a bespoke work of art that stands as a testament to the fusion of tradition and personalized craftsmanship.