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The most anticipated day of the year is back! With a deep reverence for tradition and the heart of G4, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our Special Día de Muertos 2025 Edition: G4 Añejo de Madera.
After two years of celebrated Reposado editions, this year we decided to take our craftsmanship to a higher level, creating a tequila that honors life and memory with unprecedented richness and complexity.
G4 Añejo de Madera is a unique expression, aged for 12 months in vintage George Dickel Tennessee whiskey barrels. These barrels, resting peacefully under the watchful eye of El Pandillo, have infused our tequila with a depth and character that set it apart. The result? An añejo that, despite its maturity, maintains that unmistakable G4 profile, where agave remains the undisputed star.
Día de Muertos is a festival of colors, flavors, and life. To capture this vibrant spirit, we have designed packaging that is, in itself, a work of art. Each bottle comes in one of four wooden collector's boxes, decorated with the traditional and joyful art of papel picado. Each design is unique and celebrates a different aspect of this festivity, turning every bottle into a treasure worth collecting and gifting. If you're a true aficionado, the 4-pack cases will allow you to get the complete collection.
At 43% ABV (86 Proof), G4 Añejo de Madera is more than a tequila; it's a celebration in a bottle, perfect for collectors, enthusiasts, and for sharing during the festivities.
Don't miss out on yours! This limited edition will be available while supplies last. Celebrate life, celebrate tradition, celebrate with G4.
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