Don Julio Primavera is a well-made, delicious tequila that is definitely worth trying and available within the same price range, but Clase Azul Reposado remains number one without a doubt. It is a beautiful design, but the hand-crafted work of the artisans at Clase Azul paying tribute to the traditions that precede them should not go overlooked. Don Julio Primavera is packaged in a very stylish, sleek, eye-catching glass bottle. A more important difference between the two spirits, however, is the bottle they come in. Originally released as a special edition last year, Don Julio Primavera is back again this spring in another limited release.Īccording to Wine-Searcher, the average price of Don Julio Primavera is $159, about $20 less than Clase Azul Reposado. Also, unlike Clase Azul Reposado, Don Julio recommends its Don Julio Primavera be mixed in a cocktail, such as its original 'Primavera Sunset' (via its site). The barrels are infused with macerated orange peel, which brightens the tequila into a wonderfully smooth, vibrant spirit. The barrels are hand-selected and then aged for an additional six months. It's aged in oak barrels for up to six months. The tequila is distilled from 100 blue agave and is a delicious Reposado Tequila bottled in a Gold Rifle and packaged in a gold briefcase.

Unlike Clase Azul Reposado, Don Julio Primavera is aged in wooden casks from Europe that were previously used to store wine. Casino Azul Grand Rifle is a tequila distillery in Jalisco, Mexico.

Tequila casino azul reposado