Clase Azul Brings Limited Edition Tequila Experience to Miami Ahead of 2026 Global Soccer Tournament

Ahead of the 2026 global soccer tournament set to take place in Mexico, Clase Azul México is bringing a rare collector experience to Miami through a partnership with The Moore Club for the launch of Clase Azul Tequila Limited Edition Spirit of Champions.

From May 29 through June 5, The Moore Club in Miami will host a private, appointment-only Clase Azul Roadshow tied to the launch of Clase Azul Tequila Limited Edition Spirit of Champions. The event marks the first time the company has brought the experience to the United States.

Artisans from Mexico who handcraft every Clase Azul decanter will travel to Miami for the event, where guests purchasing the limited edition tequila will have their decanter personalized live during private appointments. Visitors will be able to choose a country they wish to represent, with artisans transforming each bottle into a tribute to that nation.

The Miami activation coincides with the release of Clase Azul Tequila Limited Edition Spirit of Champions, a collectible joven tequila created to reflect the international spirit surrounding the 2026 tournament, which Mexico will host for the third time.

Rather than focusing directly on the competition, the company said the edition was designed around themes of unity, hospitality, and shared passion.

“Moments like these transcend sport; they bring cultures together to create lasting memories,” said founder and CEO Arturo Lomelí. “This limited edition is a tribute to the unique magic that emerges when different nations pursue the same trophy and, for ninety minutes, remind us that shared passion connects us across borders.”

The ceramic decanter was designed as a sculptural piece inspired by movement and anticipation. Finished in ivory tones with gold detailing, the bottle includes green malachite inlays surrounding the Clase Azul emblem. According to the company, the design represents focus, transformation, and energy.

From May 29 through June 5, The Moore Club in Miami will host a private, appointment-only Clase Azul Roadshow celebrating the launch of Clase Azul México Tequila Limited Edition Spirit of Champions.

Inside the decanter is a blend curated by master distiller Viridiana Tinoco. The joven tequila combines aged and unaged expressions, including tequila matured for 28 months in French oak vats sourced from the Forest of Tronçais.

Tinoco said the blend was intended to reflect collaboration and harmony, bringing together distinct tequila profiles into a single expression.

The tequila features aromas of cooked agave, coconut, vanilla, toasted wood, almond, and white pepper, followed by notes of walnut, toasted coconut, and cinnamon on the finish.

Only 10,000 one-liter decanters will be released worldwide. The edition is priced at $1,700 USD and became available April 14, 2026, at Casa de los Leones in Mexico City’s Polanco district, the Clase Azul Boutique in San José del Cabo, and select international locations. The tequila is also certified kosher by OK Kosher.

Founded in Guadalajara in 1997, Clase Azul México has built its identity around handcrafted decanters and premium tequila and mezcal production. The company currently operates in more than 100 countries and recently expanded its hospitality presence with the opening of Casa de los Leones, a cultural and hospitality space located in a restored mid-century mansion in Mexico City.

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