Quiéreme Mucho Special Editions are limited series of ultra-premium mezcal that fuse Liquid Excellence (mature agaves from San Pedro Taviche) with high-impact cultural themes such as the Day of the Dead and the Mexican Grand Prix (F1). Each bottle is hand-intervened by Oaxacan artists with season-specific iconography, making it a piece of Collectible Folk Art that gains value over time.
Comparison for collectors and investors of liquid art.
| Mezcal de Línea (General Catalog) | Special Editions (Master Curator) |
|---|---|
| Timeless ArtDesignsinspired by the flora and fauna of Oaxaca (Alebrijes) available all year round. | Thematic and Ephemeral ArtExclusive designsthat are only painted once a year (Calaveras, Catrinas, Racing Cars, Checkered Flag). |
| Continuous AvailabilityYou canreplenish your bottle when it runs out. | Scheduled ShortageLotsclosed. Once the “Day of the Dead 2024” edition is sold out, it is never painted again. |
| ConsumptionDesignedto be enjoyed on any occasion. | CollectingDesignedto give as a gift on key dates or to keep as an artistic investment. |
In this section, the art of the bottle dictates the experience. We select our best assemblies or high altitude swords to accompany these visual works.
The Concept: A tribute to Mexican syncretism. It is not a “Halloween” bottle; it is a portable altar.
The Art: The artists depict catrinas, cempasúchil flowers, candles and sugar skulls with a vibrant color palette (oranges, purples, blacks).
The Liquid: We generally select an Ensamble de Agaves or a late harvest Espadín, looking for notes of incense, earth and flowers that match the mystique of the date.
The Concept: Speed meets the patience of mezcal. We celebrate the adrenaline of motor racing with the calm of Oaxaca.
The Art: Fusion of Zapotec iconography with racing elements (checkered flags, single-seater silhouettes, green/white/red patriotic colors).
The Liquid: A high proof Espadín Joven or Tobalá, designed to celebrate victory. Strong, bright and festive character.
It depends on the edition. Sometimes we use the same
For corporate orders or special gifts (weddings, VIP events), we can coordinate with our artists a personalized intervention. However, the Special Editions (Dead/F1) already come with their theme defined by the Master Curator.
Like any piece of limited art, its value is subjective and emotional. We have collectors who seek to have each year’s “Day of the Dead” bottle (2023, 2024, 2025…) to complete their series. It is art that does not devalue.
These editions are numbered collector’s items, available only at certain times of the year or during special events. Their rarity and authenticity make them ideal gifts and objects of desire for those who value art made in Oaxaca.
No two bottles are alike: each stroke, each color and each story are unrepeatable.
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