This Partida Box Means More Than You Think… Today I’m unboxing Partida’s special Día de los Muertos box and reviewing Partida Añejo Tequila from NOM 1502. After visiting the distillery and interviewing Master Distiller José Valdez, I can tell you—this tequila carries real meaning, tradition, and craftsmanship. Partida’s Día de los Muertos box is filled with symbolism: Skull (Calavera): Celebration of life, death, and remembrance Pan de Muerto: The cycle of life and nourishment of memory Papel Picado: “Remember Me” — keeping memories alive Marigold (Cempasúchil): Guiding spirits home ️ Candle: Lighting the way for loved ones This box is designed to help you build your own ofrenda—and honor someone you love by sharing a pour in their memory. Partida Añejo – Production (NOM 1502): • Agave: Tequilana Weber (Tequila Valley – Los Valles) • Cooking: Low-pressure autoclaves • Extraction: Roller mill • Fermentation: Stainless steel tanks, no fibers • Distillation: Double-distilled, stainless steel pot stills • Aging: Used whiskey barrels • ABV: 40% My Tasting Notes: Nose: Toasted cinnamon bread, caramel, oak, green apple, cooked agave Taste: Brown sugar, cinnamon spice, agave sweetness, vanilla, black pepper Finish: Warm cinnamon, anise, slight “Hot Tamales” vibe This tequila is smooth, balanced, and deeply connected to the Día de los Muertos story behind the box. If you love meaningful tequila experiences, this one’s for you. Salud — and Feliz Día de los Muertos. Subscribe for more tequila reviews, distillery interviews, and agave deep dives #PartidaTequila #DiaDeLosMuertos #AnejoTequila #TequilaReview #TastingTequilaWithBrad #NOM1502 #AgaveSpirits #TequilaLovers #Ofrenda © Tasting Tequila with Brad