Don Julio 1942 Year Of The Horse 2026 750mL

PRE-ORDER ITEM | EXPECTED TO SHIP NOVEMBER 2025

**PLEASE NOTE: ANY ADDITIONAL ITEMS INCLUDED IN YOUR ORDER WILL BE SHIPPED TOGETHER UPON THE ARRIVAL OF THIS BOTTLE.

Don Julio 1942 Year Of The Horse 2026 Limited Edition

Tequila Añejo | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | 750 mL

Process & Profile

Don Julio 1942 Year Of The Horse 2026 Limited Edition celebrates the upcoming Lunar New Year with the same luxury añejo profile as the original 1942, presented in a striking collectible bottle honoring the Year of the Horse. Made from hand-selected blue Weber agave and aged for a minimum of two and a half years in oak barrels, this limited edition maintains the rich, smooth character the 1942 label is known for—while offering a symbolic and festive aesthetic for collectors and gift-givers alike.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Roasted agave, caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak
Palate: Silky notes of butterscotch, spice, and dried fruit with subtle oak
Finish: Long and warming with layered vanilla and light pepper

What Makes It Special

• Limited edition honoring the 2026 Lunar New Year: Year of the Horse

• Same ultra-premium 1942 añejo liquid with a unique commemorative bottle

• Aged over 2.5 years in oak for depth and smoothness

• Gift-ready packaging ideal for collectors and celebrations

• Produced at Tequila Don Julio’s original La Primavera distillery in Jalisco

How to Enjoy

Sip neat in a Glencairn or tequila tasting glass to appreciate its full character. Also shines in an añejo Old Fashioned or paired with dark chocolate.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this the same tequila as Don Julio 1942?
   Yes, the liquid is the same—this is a limited bottle design for 2026.

2. What makes this edition different?
   It features a collectible Year of the Horse bottle honoring Lunar New Year.

3. Is this a good gift?
   Absolutely—perfect for tequila collectors or luxury spirit gifting.

4. How long is it aged?
   Aged for over 2.5 years in oak barrels.

5. Can I mix it in cocktails?
   You can, though it's best enjoyed neat to appreciate the full flavor.