Of the eleven expressions Mar Azul Tequila makes, one keeps surprising people: the Coconut. It earned a Double Gold at the European World Spirits Competition — and once you taste it, the medal makes sense.
At blind competitions, a Gold medal means a judging panel scored a spirit in the top tier. A Double Gold means that score was unanimous — every judge, independently, placed it among the best. It's the difference between "excellent" and "no argument."
The trick with a flavored tequila is restraint. Too much and it reads like candy. Mar Azul Coconut folds ripe, creamy coconut into smooth blue agave without ever tipping into syrup — bright enough to sip over ice, rich enough to linger. That balance is what the judges rewarded.
The coast, captured in a glass — and now, in a medal.
Try it the way the judges did — a small pour, neat, slightly chilled — or let it shine in a Coconut Colada. Either way, it's an easy place to start with the Sabores line.
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