Classe Azul Gold

For some people, alcohol is not a product but a ‘work’. It starts with ‘inspiration’ rather than planning, and goes through the process of ‘creation’ rather than manufacturing. And if the result can elicit the ‘appreciation’ intended by the creator, the alcohol is definitely a work of art. Like Classe Azul Gold, which was created to allow people to taste, think of, and feel the Mexican sunset.

As always, it took a long time and many attempts until all the elements that make up tequila, including taste, aroma, and color, were harmoniously completed in the image of a 'sunset.' This was repeated for a whopping four years. We finally chose the Plata, Reposado (aged in French oak) and Extra Anejo (aged for 8 years and finished in Pedro Jiménez sherry casks). And we mixed them in the ideal ratio. The aesthetic blending that sweetly and gently embraces the majesty of Mother Nature is the artistic achievement of a craftsman who worked on creation with the attitude of an artist.

The decanter symbolizes the boundary of time where darkness embraces light. If tequila itself is a sunset, the decanter is the time and scenery that embraces and embraces the sunset. The workmanship technology that combines nine colors of ceramic, glass, and 24K plating was developed after six years of labor, and has reached the realm of art through the gold decanter.