About the product
Dos Artes honors Mexico's most sacred tradition with this stunning limited edition Día de los Muertos Añejo Tequila. Aged to perfection, this premium spirit delivers smooth, complex notes of oak, vanilla, and caramel with a refined finish. The iconic 2023 skull bottle design makes it a collector's piece and a meaningful gift for those who celebrate life's deeper moments. Each bottle captures the artistry and soul of Mexican craftsmanship. Perfect for sipping neat, in cocktails, or displaying as a tribute to heritage and remembrance.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairings
Taste Notes
- Nose: Decadent and sweet. Intense aromas of cooked agave and rich vanilla, followed by caramel, dark chocolate, and a hint of dried fig.
- Palate: Remarkable creaminess with a "velvet" mouthfeel. Flavors of butterscotch, toasted oak, and roasted nuts lead the way, with underlying notes of cinnamon and nutmeg.
- Finish: Exceptionally smooth and long-lasting, with a lingering sweetness of toffee and a touch of floral honey.
Food Pairings & Serving
- The "Neat" Standard: This tequila is designed for sipping. Serve it neat in a wide-bottomed glass at room temperature to fully appreciate the complex "harvest" aromas.
- Savory Pairing: Pairs beautifully with Mole Negro or Slow-Roasted Carnitas. The cocoa and spice in the mole echo the tequila's barrel-aged notes.
- Cheese Pairing: Match with an Aged Gouda or Manchego. The saltiness of the cheese cuts through the buttery sweetness of the Añejo.
- Sweet Pairing: The ultimate companion for Dark Chocolate Lava Cake or Churros with Dulce de Leche.
About the brand
Dos Artes is famous for producing "Liquid Art." Every bottle is a hand-molded, hand-painted ceramic masterpiece created by Mexican artisans. The brand is produced at Tequila Tres Mujeres (NOM 1466) and Tequila Las Americas (NOM 1480) in the heart of the Lowlands (El Valle). The 2023 "Día de los Muertos" Edition features their iconic Calavera (skull) decanter, uniquely painted for the 2023 season in vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold to celebrate the Mexican Day of the Dead.
