Clase Azul Reposado is the flagship expression of one of Mexico's most recognized ultra-premium tequila producers — 100% Blue Weber highland agave aged 8 months in American white oak, presented in the hand-painted artisan ceramic decanter that made Clase Azul one of the most visually distinctive spirits brands in the world.
The Reposado is the expression that established Clase Azul's reputation. Sourced from the Los Altos highlands of Jalisco — where altitude, volcanic soil, and cooler temperatures produce agave with greater sugar concentration and more complex flavor than lowland agave — the tequila is aged 8 months in American white oak. The aging period is deliberately calibrated: long enough to add vanilla, caramel, and gentle wood spice, but not so long that the agave's natural fruity and floral brightness is obscured. The result is one of the most balanced reposado expressions at any price point.
Each ceramic decanter is hand-painted by artisans in Santa María Canchesda, Guerrero — making every Clase Azul Reposado bottle individually unique. The ceramic stopper, the hand-applied paint, and the artisan finish mean no two bottles are exactly alike. The decanter is widely repurposed as a decorative vessel after the tequila is finished.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fresh highland agave, vanilla, light caramel, and floral citrus with subtle oak. Palate: Smooth and well-balanced — agave sweetness, vanilla, light cinnamon, and gentle wood spice from 8 months of oak aging. The highland agave character remains the dominant note throughout. Finish: Clean and medium-long with warm spice and a light, satisfying sweetness.
Specs
Producer: Clase Azul, Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico. Agave: 100% Blue Weber, highland Jalisco. Style: Reposado Tequila. Aging: 8 months in American white oak. Presentation: Hand-painted artisan ceramic decanter. Proof: 80 (40% ABV). Size: 750ml.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Clase Azul Reposado Tequila?
The flagship expression of Clase Azul — 100% Blue Weber highland agave aged 8 months in American white oak and presented in the brand's iconic hand-painted ceramic decanter. Produced in Los Altos de Jalisco, where highland agave produces a naturally sweeter, more complex character than lowland expressions. One of the most recognized bottles in ultra-premium tequila.
Why is Clase Azul Reposado so expensive?
Two factors: the tequila itself is made from premium highland Blue Weber agave with 8 months of oak aging, and the ceramic decanter is hand-painted by artisans in Guerrero, Mexico — a labor-intensive process that makes each bottle individually unique. The combination of ultra-premium liquid and artisan presentation commands a significant price premium over standard reposado expressions.
How does Clase Azul Reposado compare to the Añejo?
The Reposado is aged 8 months in American white oak — the entry and flagship expression, with the agave character still prominent alongside light vanilla and wood spice. The Añejo is aged 25 months for significantly deeper oak integration, darker fruit, and more concentrated complexity. The Reposado prioritizes balance and freshness; the Añejo prioritizes depth and maturity.
What is the Clase Azul bottle made of?
The iconic decanter is hand-painted ceramic, produced by artisans in Santa María Canchesda, Guerrero, Mexico. Each bottle is individually painted, meaning no two are exactly alike. The ceramic stopper and hand-applied artisan finish make it one of the most collectible bottle designs in spirits — widely kept and repurposed as a decorative vessel after the tequila is finished.
Where can I buy Clase Azul Reposado online?
Wooden Cork carries Clase Azul Reposado with fast nationwide shipping. Order online with adult-signature delivery.
