You can absolutely judge this book by its cover.

KAH Tequila is produced by Fabrica de Tequilas Finos located in the town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico. Most of the people working at Finos have worked there since its establishment in 2000, and that includes KAH Tequila Master Distiller Arturo Fuentes who has been dedicated to the production of alcoholic beverages for forty-five years. More than a decade ago he was part of the team that created KAH – an outstanding 100% Blue Agave Tequila inspired by Day of the Dead celebrations.

KAH Huichol Extra Añejo Tequila was crafted from 100% pure agave and aged for 10 years in American white oak barrels. The bottle design for this limited edition Tequila is an absolute showstopper — their iconic skull-shaped bottle design is elevated by the beadwork of a native Mexican tribe, the Huichol. Every single bottle represents a one-of-a-kind hand-crafted colorful masterpiece that takes 13,375 beads and 35 hours of handwork. An exquisite mix of vanilla, stewed agave and cinnamon on the inside of the bottle undoubtedly lives up to the high standards of its beautiful exterior.

Smartass Corner:
Dia de Los Muertos is one of the oldest and most revered Mexican celebrations. It is a joyful time of remembrance, where friends and families honor the dearly departed and acknowledge death as a vital part of life. Sugar skulls (calaveras) are one of its most iconic symbols. Traditionally placed on the altar as an offering to the dead, they often have the names of the deceased written on them. So what happens if someone gifts you a sugar skull with your name on it? While it may look weird, you should sleep easier knowing that you did not just receive a very blatant death threat. It only means that this person plans on saving a spot for you in the afterlife.