Esperanto Seleccion Tequila El Paraiso Partida Frida Kahlo Extra Anejo

Esperanto Seleccion Tequila El Paraiso Partida Frida Kahlo Extra Anejo is a 40% ABV (80-proof) extra añejo tequila made from 100% blue Weber agave in the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico — a licensed Frida Kahlo estate collaboration presented in a sculptural collector's decanter with book-style packaging. Aged in fine American oak for 40 months, per the release copy, it is built for the collector who drinks what they display. Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

• ABV/Proof: 40% ABV / 80 proof
• Size: 750mL
• Aging: Extra añejo — 40 months in fine American oak
• Origin: Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico; 100% blue Weber agave
• Production: Licensed Frida Kahlo estate collaboration; collector's-edition sculptural decanter

Frida Kahlo, in Extra Añejo Form

This is tequila as art object: a licensed collaboration with the Frida Kahlo estate, built around one of the artist's most resonant themes, in packaging designed for the shelf rather than the speed rail. Inside the decanter is a long-rested Highlands extra añejo — bright amber with copper hues, per the shared release copy, where "sweet flavors hit the palate first while the woody and floral notes come through." Retailer tasting notes, widely consistent, cite maple, orange, honey, and vanilla on the nose with woody, sweet, fruity depth, and a palate of honey, orange, apple, vanilla, cooked agave, dried fruit, dark chocolate, and baking spice. Explore our tequila collection and the Esperanto Seleccion range.

Tasting Notes

Bright amber with copper hues; nose of maple, orange, honey, vanilla, and wood; palate of honey, orange, apple, vanilla, cooked agave, dried fruit, dark chocolate, and baking spice — sweet first, woody and floral behind.

How to Enjoy

Neat in a snifter or copita — an extra añejo of this age and presentation deserves nothing else. A collector's bottle that earns its pour.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is it aged?
The release copy states 40 months in fine American oak; some retailers claim 7 years

Is this an official Frida Kahlo product?
Yes — it is a licensed collaboration with the Frida Kahlo estate, in collector's-edition packaging.

Where is it made?
In the Highlands of Jalisco, Mexico, from 100% blue Weber agave.

What does it taste like?
Maple, orange, and honey over woody, fruity depth, with dark chocolate and baking spice on the finish.

Art you can pour — buy the Esperanto Seleccion Frida Kahlo Extra Anejo online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.