Don Julio 70 Day of the Dead 2026 Limited Edition

$79.99 USD

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Don Julio 70 Day of the Dead Limited Edition is a special Día de Muertos release of the world's first Cristalino Añejo. For this edition, Don Julio partners with Patricio Campillo — the Mexico City-born designer hailed as the next icon of modern Mexicanity — who follows Willy Chavarria's footsteps as the house's collaborator and brings the Marigold Bridge concept to life on the bottle, evoking the petal-lined path that guides spirits home during the celebration.

The liquid is the Don Julio 70 that made cristalino a category: añejo tequila aged in American white-oak barrels, then charcoal-filtered to crystal clarity so the agave shines through the oak. Expect sweet cooked agave, vanilla, and honey on the nose, a silky palate of toasted oak, dried fruit, and a touch of caramel, and a clean, crisp finish that drinks far lighter than its age suggests.

Limited-edition Don Julio bottles disappear quickly, and the Day of the Dead artwork makes this one as displayable as it is drinkable — a natural gift for tequila collectors and Día de Muertos celebrations alike. Pair it with our Don Julio 1942 and the rest of the Don Julio lineup to round out a top-shelf tequila collection. Ships to most US states. Adult-signature required at delivery.

How to enjoy: Experience the remarkably smooth and complex taste of Tequila Don Julio 70 Añejo Cristalino chilled neat or on the rocks, or enjoy it in a classic Don Julio 70 & Soda

Size: 750 mL
Strength: 80 Proof / 40% ABV
Country: Mexico
Award: Tequila Don Julio 70 Añejo Cristalino was awarded Gold at the 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Mexico City-born designer Patricio Campillo brings the spirit of El Puente Eterno to this limited-edition Día de Muertos bottle, with a new cork, neck-tie, and artwork honoring the enduring bonds that connect generations

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Tasting Notes

Color: Crystal clear with platinum brilliance

Nose: Sweet cooked agave, vanilla, and honey with a hint of toasted oak

Palate: Silky and smooth — agave sweetness layered with vanilla, dried fruit, and a touch of caramel

Finish: Clean, crisp, and lightly sweet with lingering agave

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Bottle details

Type	Cristalino
Brand	Don Julio
Origin	Jalisco Highlands, Mexico
Strength	40% ABV (80 proof)
Made from	100% blue weber agave
Cask	American oak

Why Liquor Geeks recommends it

This is Don Julio 70, the cristalino añejo the house calls the world's first, dressed for Día de Muertos. The liquid is añejo tequila made from 100% blue weber agave, aged in American white-oak barrels and then charcoal-filtered to crystal clarity, so the oak adds depth while cooked agave stays front and center. The nose opens with sweet agave, vanilla, and honey and a hint of toasted oak. The palate is silky, layering vanilla, dried fruit, and a touch of caramel before a clean, crisp, lightly sweet finish. It suits drinkers who want añejo richness without heaviness, and it works neat, over a big cube, or in a top-shelf paloma. The bottle sets it apart: Mexico City-born designer Patricio Campillo built the artwork around the Marigold Bridge, the petal-lined path that guides spirits home, and added a new cork and neck-tie. We carry it because it is a polished, Gold-medal sipper that also makes a meaningful gift and a display piece for collectors.

Pairs well with

Pan de muerto — The bread's sweet, citrusy crumb echoes the tequila's honey and vanilla and lets the cooked agave come through.
Dark chocolate with chile — Gentle heat and bittersweet cocoa play against the caramel and dried-fruit notes on the palate.
Día de Muertos family gathering — The Marigold Bridge artwork and the smooth, lightly sweet profile make it an easy, meaningful bottle to share at an ofrenda celebration.

Questions about this bottle

What is a cristalino tequila?

A cristalino is an aged tequila that is filtered to remove the color it picks up from the barrel. Don Julio 70 is añejo tequila aged in American white-oak barrels, then charcoal-filtered to crystal clarity, so it keeps oak-aged notes like vanilla and caramel while letting the cooked agave shine.

What does Don Julio 70 taste like?

Expect sweet cooked agave, vanilla, and honey on the nose with a hint of toasted oak. The palate is silky and smooth, with agave sweetness layered over vanilla, dried fruit, and a touch of caramel. The finish is clean, crisp, and lightly sweet, with lingering agave.

How should I drink it?

Sip it neat and slightly chilled in a tequila glass or snifter, or pour it over a single large cube to keep it crisp. It also works in a top-shelf margarita, paloma, or añejo old fashioned, or in a simple Don Julio 70 and soda.

What makes the Day of the Dead edition different?

The tequila inside is Don Julio 70. The limited-edition packaging is a collaboration with Mexico City-born designer Patricio Campillo. It brings the Marigold Bridge, or El Puente Eterno, concept to the bottle, with new artwork, a new cork, and a neck-tie honoring the bonds that connect generations. That makes it a natural gift for collectors.

Don Julio 70 Day of the Dead 2026 Limited Edition

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