Cooked agave, oak, and orange peel with a long, silky finish.
A commemorative 2026 Añejo release that keeps G4’s agave character in focus while bringing deeper richness through a single batch built from two separately aged, wood-fermented components.
Cooked agave
Vanilla
Orange peel
Gentle spice
$249.95*750 ml · Añejo · S.R.P.
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“A special release that brings deeper richness while keeping G4’s agave character front and center.”
Production details
Producer:
Camarena family
Expression:
G4 Añejo Día de Muertos (2026 Edition)
Category:
Tequila Añejo
Agave:
100% agave
Fermentation:
100% fermented in traditional wooden vats
Batch type:
Single unified batch
Component 1:
60% aged 12 months in historic El Pandillo George Dickel whiskey barrels
Component 2:
40% aged 13 months in first-time, second-use Jack Daniel’s barrels
Aging approach:
Two separately aged components blended into one commemorative release
Profile focus:
Agave-forward with deeper oak richness
Packaging:
Collector presentation for Día de Muertos
Release details
A commemorative edition shaped with intent
Tasting profile
What this edition brings to the glass
Nose
Cooked agave, vanilla, and orange peel.
Palate
Silky and rounded, with caramel, oak, and gentle spice.
Finish
Extraordinarily long, with warmth, texture, and lasting depth.
Intensity
Oak 3/5
Sweetness 2/5
Spice 2/5
Body 4/5
Commemorative character. A deeper, richer expression that still keeps G4 recognizable in the glass.
“Bring the G4. Bring what you trust.”
One family. One living method. One tribute carried forward.
Camarena family
G4 Añejo Día de Muertos is a commemorative 2026 release made to honor those who came before us without turning remembrance into decoration. It begins with what G4 always asks of itself: tequila that earns trust in the glass.
This edition is built from two wood-fermented liquids aged separately before being united into a single batch. One component spent 12 months in historic El Pandillo George Dickel whiskey barrels. The other spent 13 months in first-time, second-use Jack Daniel’s barrels. Together they bring added richness while keeping the agave legible.
That is what makes this release feel true to G4. The barrels matter because they change the tequila in identifiable ways. The fermentation matters because it contributes depth. The blend matters because it is judged by result, not by novelty alone.
The packaging extends the tribute with vibrant color, fine varnish detail, and a bright orange interior that recalls the guiding light welcoming loved ones back. But the center of the experience remains the same: cooked agave, structure, and a finish that stays with you.
What people find in G4 Añejo Día de Muertos
★★★★★ Limited release
★★★★★
“The agave still leads, but the oak gives it real breadth. It feels richer without losing the point of G4.”
— Verified buyer
★★★★★
“Orange peel, vanilla, caramel, and a finish that just keeps going. This drinks like a tribute, not a gimmick.”
— Verified buyer
★★★★★
“A special bottle with collector presence, but the best part is still the tequila in the glass.”
— Verified buyer
FAQ
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes, to every state where direct-to-consumer spirits shipping is permitted. Orders over $150 ship free.
Is a signature required on delivery?
Yes. An adult signature (21+) is required on delivery.
How is the bottle protected in transit?
Every bottle ships in shock-proof packaging.
What makes this Día de Muertos edition different?
It is a single batch blended from two separately aged, wood-fermented components — 60% aged 12 months in El Pandillo George Dickel whiskey barrels and 40% aged 13 months in first-time, second-use Jack Daniel’s barrels — presented in a collector box made for Día de Muertos.
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