
Clase Azul Mezcal Trio Bundle
The Clase Azul Mezcal Trio Bundle brings together Clase Azul's three regional mezcal expressions — Durango, Guerrero, and San Luis Potosà — each from a different Mexican state, agave, and production tradition, presented in the brand's hand-painted artisan ceramic decanters.
Where Clase Azul's tequila program centers on Los Altos Blue Weber agave, the regional mezcal series explores distinct agave species and terroirs across Mexico. The trio is a side-by-side study in how region and agave shape mezcal character, with each bottle the signature hand-painted ceramic that makes every Clase Azul decanter individually unique.
What's Included
- Clase Azul Durango — wild Cenizo agave from the Durango highlands, ancestral clay-pot distillation; earthy, mineral, restrained smoke.
- Clase Azul Guerrero — wild Papalote agave from the Guerrero mountains; fruit-forward and complex with less pyrolytic smoke than Oaxacan styles.
- Clase Azul San Luis Potosà — the regional San Luis Potosà expression in its hand-painted ceramic decanter.
Explore the full Clase Azul collection at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What's in the Mezcal Trio Bundle? Three regional Clase Azul mezcals — Durango, Guerrero, and San Luis Potosà — each from a different Mexican state and agave.
- How do the three differ? Each uses a different agave and regional production tradition: Durango (wild Cenizo, ancestral), Guerrero (wild Papalote, fruit-forward), and San Luis PotosÃ. The bundle is a study in regional mezcal character.
- Are the decanters collectible? Yes — each is an individually hand-painted Clase Azul artisan ceramic, unique to that bottle.
The Clase Azul Mezcal Trio Bundle brings together Clase Azul's three regional mezcal expressions — Durango, Guerrero, and San Luis Potosà — each from a different Mexican state, agave, and production tradition, presented in the brand's hand-painted artisan ceramic decanters.
Where Clase Azul's tequila program centers on Los Altos Blue Weber agave, the regional mezcal series explores distinct agave species and terroirs across Mexico. The trio is a side-by-side study in how region and agave shape mezcal character, with each bottle the signature hand-painted ceramic that makes every Clase Azul decanter individually unique.
What's Included
- Clase Azul Durango — wild Cenizo agave from the Durango highlands, ancestral clay-pot distillation; earthy, mineral, restrained smoke.
- Clase Azul Guerrero — wild Papalote agave from the Guerrero mountains; fruit-forward and complex with less pyrolytic smoke than Oaxacan styles.
- Clase Azul San Luis Potosà — the regional San Luis Potosà expression in its hand-painted ceramic decanter.
Explore the full Clase Azul collection at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What's in the Mezcal Trio Bundle? Three regional Clase Azul mezcals — Durango, Guerrero, and San Luis Potosà — each from a different Mexican state and agave.
- How do the three differ? Each uses a different agave and regional production tradition: Durango (wild Cenizo, ancestral), Guerrero (wild Papalote, fruit-forward), and San Luis PotosÃ. The bundle is a study in regional mezcal character.
- Are the decanters collectible? Yes — each is an individually hand-painted Clase Azul artisan ceramic, unique to that bottle.
Description
The Clase Azul Mezcal Trio Bundle brings together Clase Azul's three regional mezcal expressions — Durango, Guerrero, and San Luis Potosà — each from a different Mexican state, agave, and production tradition, presented in the brand's hand-painted artisan ceramic decanters.
Where Clase Azul's tequila program centers on Los Altos Blue Weber agave, the regional mezcal series explores distinct agave species and terroirs across Mexico. The trio is a side-by-side study in how region and agave shape mezcal character, with each bottle the signature hand-painted ceramic that makes every Clase Azul decanter individually unique.
What's Included
- Clase Azul Durango — wild Cenizo agave from the Durango highlands, ancestral clay-pot distillation; earthy, mineral, restrained smoke.
- Clase Azul Guerrero — wild Papalote agave from the Guerrero mountains; fruit-forward and complex with less pyrolytic smoke than Oaxacan styles.
- Clase Azul San Luis Potosà — the regional San Luis Potosà expression in its hand-painted ceramic decanter.
Explore the full Clase Azul collection at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What's in the Mezcal Trio Bundle? Three regional Clase Azul mezcals — Durango, Guerrero, and San Luis Potosà — each from a different Mexican state and agave.
- How do the three differ? Each uses a different agave and regional production tradition: Durango (wild Cenizo, ancestral), Guerrero (wild Papalote, fruit-forward), and San Luis PotosÃ. The bundle is a study in regional mezcal character.
- Are the decanters collectible? Yes — each is an individually hand-painted Clase Azul artisan ceramic, unique to that bottle.














