KAH Tequila

About KAH Tequila

KAH Tequila is the Mexican tequila whose hand-painted skull bottles make it as much a collector's item as a drink. The range spans from the fresh, spicy Blanco to the extra-aged Añejo, matured for up to 4.5 years to develop smoky, caramel-rich notes. For beginners, the colorful bottles are an obvious entry point into the world of tequila, while eager collectors chase the rarer editions, including a limited Extra Añejo adorned with over 700 Swarovski crystals, and take pride in the fact that KAH's Day of the Dead series has collected over 15 international awards.

History & Background

KAH Tequila was created with a clear vision of uniting Mexican craftsmanship with the colorful imagery of 'Dia de los Muertos', Mexico's celebration of the dead. According to the Maya people, the word 'KAH' means 'life', a deliberate counterpoint to the skulls the bottles are shaped and painted as. Production takes place in the town of Tequila itself in Jalisco state, where each bottle is hand-painted individually, meaning no two bottles are ever quite identical. Since launch, the brand has won more than 15 awards for its Day of the Dead series and established itself as one of the most visually recognizable tequila names in the world.

Production & Style

The tequila is distilled from blue Weber agave from the Jalisco region using traditional methods.

Signature Style

Agave-Fresh, Earthy, Rounded
The flavor offers a fresh, agave-forward character with a rounded, balanced finish.

Facts

Did You Know?

Each KAH bottle is hand-painted, and the design is inspired by the Mexican "Dia de los Muertos" tradition.

Like KAH Tequila? You should also try:

Jose Cuervo Tequila and Casamigos Tequila.