G4 Añejo de Madera “Día de Muertos” is a limited-edition añejo tequila aged 12 months in vintage George Dickel Tennessee whiskey barrels. It blends G4’s signature bold cooked agave profile with deep oak, spice, caramel, chocolate, and leather notes. At 43% ABV, it’s a richly flavored, collectible tequila meant for sipping, celebration, and honoring tradition.
Key Specs & Origins
| Feature | Detail |
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| Name / Edition | G4 Añejo de Madera – Día de Muertos 2025 Special Edition |
| Producer / Distillery | G4 Tequila, El Pandillo Distillery, Jesús María, Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico; crafted by Felipe Camarena’s team. |
| Aging | 12 months in vintage George Dickel Tennessee whiskey barrels. |
| ABV / Proof | 43% ABV (86 Proof) |
| Packaging / Design | Comes in one of four wooden collector’s boxes, each decorated with papel picado art celebrating aspects of Día de Muertos. Colors vary (Blue, Purple, Orange, Black) depending on version. |
Tasting Profile
| Sense | Notes |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Deep amber with golden reflections. |
| Aroma / Nose | Cooked agave up front; oak, vanilla, cinnamon; touches of black pepper; soft butterscotch; subtle smoke. Vanilla and baking spices become more pronounced with time in glass. |
| Palate / Flavor | Rich caramel; dark chocolate; leather; warm baking spices; oak influence; more agave sweetness balanced by barrel character. |
| Finish | Long and creamy; persisting warmth; a hint of citrus zest; balanced minerality; lingering oak and spice that invites another sip. |
What Makes It Special
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Barrel Choice: Using vintage George Dickel Tennessee whiskey barrels adds unique flavor dimensions (oak, whiskey-whispered tones) that differ from standard reposados / añejos aged in neutral or ex-bourbon barrels.
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Craftsmanship & Identity: It preserves G4’s hallmark “agave remains the star” profile even with the barrel aging. The brand keeps its identity prominent and doesn’t let the wood overpower the core spirit.
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Cultural & Artistic Packaging: Celebratory packaging tied to Día de Muertos (traditional Mexican Day of the Dead) adds meaning and collectibility. The wooden boxes with papel picado art make it a gift or display piece.
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Great for sipping neat; the oak aging gives complexity without losing the agave backbone.
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A solid collector’s item because of limited edition, decorative packaging, and cultural resonance.
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At 43% ABV, the strength gives good flavor depth.
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