Los Azulejos Talavera Añejo comes in a large 1.75-litre ceramic decanter hand-painted in the Talavera tradition of Puebla, in classic cobalt blue on white. The añejo tequila inside is made from 100% agave in the lowlands of Jalisco and aged in oak.
Talavera is a centuries-old style of hand-painted earthenware from the Puebla region of Mexico, recognised for its bold blue designs on a white glaze. Los Azulejos, whose name means the tiles, takes that craft as its signature: each decanter is painted by Mexican artisans in Puebla, so no two are exactly alike. This blue edition shows a bird among swirling flowers and leaves, with a blue agave on the round stopper.
The tequila is crafted in Jalisco from 100% agave and rested in oak to añejo age, making it a tequila for sipping and savouring.
In the generous 1.75-litre format, the decanter is a true centrepiece, as much a piece of Mexican folk art as a bottle of tequila. It is a striking addition to a bar, and a gift that will be displayed long after the last pour.
For collectors, the Talavera series is a way to bring a piece of Puebla's artisan heritage home, and the cobalt-on-white Bottle #1 shows the tradition in its purest colours.
Specifications
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Producer: Los Azulejos
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Style: Añejo Tequila, 100% agave
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Expression / Batch: Talavera Bottle #1, blue
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Cask / Finish: Oak
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Region: Jalisco lowlands, Mexico; decanter painted in Puebla
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Size: 1.75L
How to Enjoy It
Sip it neat or over a large ice cube, or share it at a celebration; the large decanter is made for gatherings. It pairs with grilled meats, mole and Mexican desserts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Talavera?
A centuries-old style of hand-painted earthenware from Puebla, Mexico, known for blue designs on white glaze.
Is each decanter the same?
No. Each is hand-painted by artisans in Puebla, so every one is slightly different.
How large is it?
This is the 1.75-litre decanter.
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