On 20 July 2006, in Mexico City, Mexico, a remarkable Platinum & White Gold bottle from Tequila Ley .925 was officially acquired by a private collector for an astonishing $225,000 USD (£120,000) — earning World Records Authority certification as the Most Expensive Bottle of Tequila ever sold. This extraordinary achievement stands as a new benchmark in the world of luxury spirits.

The bottle is a unique masterpiece of design by Fernando Altamirano and forms part of the “Pasión Azteca”® Limited Edition — a collection of which only 33 bottles were ever produced. Each bottle in this ultra-exclusive series is an objet d’art in its own right, but it is the combination of the exquisite craftsmanship and the premium spirit within that elevates the Ley .925 to an entirely different category of luxury.

Beyond its spectacular exterior of platinum and white gold, the bottle is filled with exceptional 6-year-aged, 100% Blue Agave Tequila — a spirit of remarkable quality and depth that matches the grandeur of its vessel. The combination of ultra-rare bottle design and premium aged tequila creates an experience reserved for the most discerning collectors in the world.

World Records Authority extends its congratulations to Tequila Ley .925 for setting this truly magnificent benchmark in luxury and craftsmanship, recognising it as a landmark in the history of fine spirits.