Clase Azul

Core & Standing Range

Special, Anniversary & Collaboration Editions

Día de Muertos Series

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Clase Azul's standing as a collectible rests on the decanter itself: each is hand-painted ceramic, individually finished, and intended to be kept and reused rather than discarded. The collector editions extend that — the 25th Anniversary commemorates 25 years since the 1997 founding, the Jalisco 200 and artist-collaboration releases mark special occasions, and the annual Día de Muertos series brings a new, individually decorated decanter each year. Condition and completeness of the ceramic and its packaging carry real weight on the secondary market.

Clase Azul's tequilas are produced from Tequilana Weber Blue Agave; the mezcals use agaves associated with their respective regions. Once the spirit is made, it is filled into the brand's signature ceramic decanters, hand-formed and hand-painted by artisans at the Tradición Mazahua workshop. Cooking, fermentation, distillation and aging windows vary by expression and are documented — and verified individually — on each product page.

Every bottle sold through Midnight Whiskey is sourced as an authorized, authentic retailer, authenticated, handled with protective packaging, and released only via age-verified, 21-and-over signature delivery. For collectible bottles, our Vault Concierge team can assist with authentication, storage and provenance questions.

What is Clase Azul, and where is it made?
Clase Azul is a Mexican tequila and mezcal producer founded in 1997 in Guadalajara, Jalisco by Arturo Lomelí, and it remains 100% Mexican-owned. It is known for hand-painted ceramic decanters, each finished by artisans, with its tequilas made from Tequilana Weber Blue Agave.

What expressions are in the Clase Azul range?
The range covers the core tequila ladder — Plata (blanco), Reposado, Añejo and Ultra (extra añejo) — alongside the Gold joven, the smoked Blanco Ahumado, and three mezcals (Guerrero, Durango and San Luis Potosí). It also includes a deep set of limited and collector editions: the 25th Anniversary, the Jalisco 200 and "Spirit of Champions" releases, the Eduardo Sarabia collaboration, the Pink editions, and the annual Día de Muertos series spanning 2019 through 2025. ABV, bottle size and regulatory mark vary by expression and are confirmed on each product page.

What are the Clase Azul Día de Muertos editions?
The Día de Muertos editions are Clase Azul's annual limited releases marking the Mexican Day of the Dead, each presented in a distinct, individually decorated ceramic decanter. The collection spans seven consecutive years — the 2019 Joven, 2020, "Sabores" 2021, "Colores" 2022, "Aromas" 2023, "Música" 2024 and "Recuerdos" 2025 — with availability limited and set per release. Full specifications appear on each product page.