KAH Reposado TequilaPresented in a red and yellow, inspired by the Peruvian celebrations of Da de los Muertos where a dance to Satan is performed wearing long, dangling upturned crucifixes. It is believed that Satan himself leads the dance. The dance is performed in honor of the devil & tequila is poured on the ground as an offering to appease him and keep people safe. The cork takes the shape of pan de muerto (bread of the dead), a common offering for the dead. TASTING

This 1980's bottle of I

only the most mature agaves were selected in order to achieve the richest flavor

pair gorgeously with hints of lightly toasted oak

for a sweet finish

the whiskey is finished in fine grain Hungarian oak barrels sourced from the slow growing Quercuz Petraea

some young and some aged

Finish - Lush and balanced

along with Blanton's Cream Label

Láolú's work ties to heritage

It’s crafted from two distinct mash bills distilled in November of 2011

Now you can listen your favorite music while enjoying the exquisitely smooth

Angelo seemed shocked that someone would want to buy a bottle with his name on it