CLASE AZUL TEQUILA - EMPTY BOTTLES

Each and every bottle is hand-crafted in a small town named Santa Maria Canchesda in Mexico. The company that produces them is comprised of 80% women on staff, providing well-paying jobs for a typically under-served portion of the Mexican population. Each worker is provided (in addition to their normal salary) two meals per day, transportation, daycare services, and tuition for school. This ceramic bottle is generally slim and svelte, with a flared base, a small bulge in the middle, and a flared top. The bottle is painted with a white background and blue details, all painted painstakingly by hand. In the center of the bottle is a small depression where a silver agave leaf is glued onto the bottle. Everything on the bottle is hand-created and painted except for the stopper, which is a metal and synthetic construction. And just in case everything else wasn’t enough, the cap is also designed to work as a bell and will ring clearly when tapped.