Art of the Spirits Día de los Muertos is an 8-year-old single barrel extra añejo tequila made from 100% blue agave, bottled at still strength, 48.65% ABV.
Still Strength means it is bottled without water dilution, giving a bold profile often compared to fine whiskies or brandies.
It belongs to the brand's artist series, and its label features an oil painting by David Uhl honouring the Mexican holiday.
The painting shows a Catrina-style figure with a raven in a moonlit cemetery, beside a vintage motorcycle.
Each bottle carries its barrel and bottle details by hand. Made for the true tequila aficionado, this is an extra añejo to sip slowly and a striking piece of art for a collector's shelf.
Tasting Notes
-
Nose: Rich oak, caramel and cooked agave.
-
Palate: Bold and full, with toffee, spice and dried fruit.
-
Finish: Long and warming.
Specifications
-
Brand: Art of the Spirits
-
Category: Extra añejo tequila, 100% blue agave, single barrel
-
Age: 8 years
-
Strength: Still strength (undiluted)
-
ABV: 48.65%
-
Artwork: David Uhl
-
Origin: Mexico
-
Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Taste it neat in a Glencairn or snifter, then add a drop or two of water to open it up. Pair it with dark chocolate, pan de muerto, mole and roasted nuts. It is a fitting bottle for a Día de los Muertos ofrenda or a collector's gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Still Strength mean?
It is bottled without water dilution.
How old is it?
8 years old, from a single barrel.
Who painted the label?
Artist David Uhl.
Explore more in our Tequila collection.