Clase Azul Tequila Reposado

Clase Azul Tequilla Reposado is an ultra-premium reposado tequila made with Tequilana Weber Blue Agave that is slow-cooked in traditional stone ovens for a minimum of 72 hours. Once the agave reaches a deep, rich flavor, it is fermented with proprietary yeast before distillation. Once the tequila is distilled, it is aged for 8 months in hand-selected oak barrels. This process results in a superb, smooth taste that exceeds expectations with each sip.

The nose is very subtle with floral notes of jasmine, apple cider, honey, and cinnamon. Wet earth and vanilla combine to give the first sip a rustic but refined mouthfeel. Notes of tobacco and chamomile, anise, and clove.


TASTING NOTES:

Color: Gold color with bright yellow highlights.

Body: Medium

Aroma: Agave syrup, vanilla, candied orange peel, and American oak. Light notes of cinnamon and banana.

Flavor: Hazelnut, vanilla, cloves, cinnamon, and a subtle hint of agave syrup.


PAIRING:

  • A rich cut of pork such as pork shoulder or pork ribs accompanied with an acidulated sauce.

  • Aged cheese (sheep milk cheese and smoked provolone), with honey and old-style mustard.

  • Bittersweet chocolate mousse with hazelnuts and orange.

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