Kah Skull Reposado Tequila, 70 cl

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This light box does everything the consultant told me it would. It was the most impressive of the birthday gifts and really shows off the skull vodka in his bar. Thanks for a wonderful experience! Unlike most vodkas in today's marketplace that use additives, glycol, citrus and sugar to improve smoothness and flavor, Crystal Head Vodka is a pure spirit with no additives. It is quadrupled distilled and filtered three times through charcoal followed by triple filtration over Herkimer crystals from one of the planets rarest deposits of close concentrated semi-precious stones" said Aykroyd. The vodka is distilled by the Newfoundland Liquor Corporation and uses water sourced from the Province's deep aquifer glacial pools located over a thousand miles away from major sources of continental pollution. Because they are battery operated with regular AAA batteries, there are no unsightly cables, so they can be placed anywhere in your home or office. They are very long lasting - we have customers who have used them continuously night and day for months. The Mexican holiday, Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), is celebrated each year on November 2nd. It is a time to remember and honor friends, family members, and other loved ones who have died. It is also a time to celebrate life. Overall, the skull-shaped bottle design can make a premium tequila brand stand out, but it should not be the only factor when choosing a high-quality tequila.

It’s hand-painted, which adds to the brand’s overall aesthetic and makes it a popular choice among tequila fans and collectors. FILTERED THROUGH CRYSTALS. The vodka is filtered seven times, of which three are through layers of semi-precious crystals known as Herkimer diamonds. Staying true to Crystal Head values, Onyx does not contain any oils, sugars or additives KAH Tequila Blanco is an authentic, un-aged Tequila made from 100% Weber Blue Agave. The agave is precisely roasted in a high-pressure autoclave, double-distilled, and served at 40% ABV. The white bottle design is inspired by the macabre Bolivian tradition of Día de los Muertos. On November 8th, ancestral skulls are "fed" and given cigarettes and Tequila in return for immortal protection from evil spirits. The specific ingredients and flavors used to create the unique taste profile of Muerte Tequila may vary based on the product and the recipe used by the manufacturer.Kah Tequila offers a range of products, including Blanco, Reposado, Añejo, and Mezcal varieties. The flavor profile of Kah Tequila is described as smooth and balanced, with notes of fruit, spices, and oak. This special edition tequila is a tribute to the Mexican holiday Day of the Dead. It’s bottled in a hand-crafted, hand-painted ceramic bottle featuring colorful sugar skull designs. KAH Tequila is one of the most popular in Mexico and not only because it is memorable as being the “tequila in a skull shaped bottle”.

KAH Tequila was created to honor the Day of the Dead. The bottle’s image takes its meaning from Mexican culture and represents the ongoing history of the festival, while the tequila within is deserving of the festival’s celebrations.Navajo believe that the crystal skulls were bestowed on their people as a gift from higher beings not of this Earth as a means of cataloguing sacred cultural knowledge from the past, assessing the present, and foretelling the future." The use of different colors helps to set Kah Tequila apart from other tequila brands and adds to the overall aesthetic of the brand. 4. Clase Azul Tequila and Mezcal are both distilled spirits that originate from Mexico and are made from the agave plant. While both spirits share a lot of similarities, they have some distinct differences that set them apart. Using the skull bottle helps set Sangre de Vida Tequila apart from other tequila brands and adds to the product’s overall appeal and perceived value. 3. Kah Tequila The multi-day holiday invites family and friends to pray for and commemorate those who have died. The practices are rooted in the concept that grief and sorrow are disrespectful to the departed.