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Siempre Tequila is releasing a still-strength expression called Exclusivo Muerto

Siempre is releasing a still-strength tequila made with the music of Mozart

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Siempre Tequila is releasing a new ultra-limited-release tequila just in time for the holiday season. It’s called Siempre Exclusivo Muerto, and the name refers to how unique this tequila is thanks to innovative techniques from co-founder Alex Lacroix and Master Tequilero Sergio Cruz from the Vivanco family distillery, NOM 1414.

Siempre Exclusivo Muerto

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The “Muerto” in the name comes from the fact that the yeast used to make this tequila is allowed to die, evolve, and rest over a three-week “afterlife,” similar to the malolactic fermentation many rum-makers use. Not only that, but Mozart and other classical music is piped in during the fermentation process.

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Made from 100% Blue Weber agave, it’s wild fermented in open air before being roasted in stone and brick ovens. It’s crushed using a low-pressure rolling mill and distilled in copper pot stills.

It’s made up of two batches. Batch one is agave from the Puerta de la Carreta fields, which is wild-fermented for 28 days. Batch number two is agave from Capulin Verde, which is wild-fermented with fibers for 32 days. The batches are combined at still strength and filtered through volcanic rocks.

Bottled at still strength, it’s a bold, complex 109-proof. According to Siempre, the tequila begins with a nose of pineapple, jalapeño, green apple, fresh-cut grass, wet cement, cayenne pepper, passionfruit, and light floral notes. The palate is a mix of cooked agave, arugula, tropical fruits, creamy spices, and citrus zest. With its high proof, this tequila is best enjoyed with a splash or two of water to open up the aromas and flavors.

Where can I buy it?

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Only 4,500 bottles of this limited-edition tequila will be available to the public. It’s currently available for presale for $129.99, and shipping begins on December 16th.

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