Don Julio 1942 FIFA World Cup 2026 Edition is a 100% blue Weber agave añejo tequila from the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico, bottled at 40% alcohol in a 750ml bottle with its gift box.
Tequila Don Julio is an Official Supporter of the FIFA World Cup 2026, and this limited bottle, released in April 2026, carries the official tournament marks. The luminous gold bottle takes its shape and color from the World Cup trophy and has a malachite-green closure. Inside is the same Don Julio 1942, made at La Primavera (NOM 1449) and aged at least two years in American white oak.
Expect warm oak, vanilla and roasted agave. The standard Don Julio 1942 has 98 points from Wine Enthusiast and 95 from VinePair.
It is a collectible for soccer fans and a ready-made gift, and it costs less than the brand's $225 suggested price.
Sip it neat, or keep it sealed as a keepsake.
Shop more añejo and extra añejo tequila, Don Julio tequila, collector bottles and gifts from $100 to $250, with Brooklyn pickup and same-day delivery across NYC.
Don Julio 1942 FIFA World Cup 2026 Edition is a 100% blue Weber agave añejo tequila from the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico, bottled at 40% alcohol in a 750ml bottle with its gift box.
Tequila Don Julio is an Official Supporter of the FIFA World Cup 2026, and this limited bottle, released in April 2026, carries the official tournament marks. The luminous gold bottle takes its shape and color from the World Cup trophy and has a malachite-green closure. Inside is the same Don Julio 1942, made at La Primavera (NOM 1449) and aged at least two years in American white oak.
Expect warm oak, vanilla and roasted agave. The standard Don Julio 1942 has 98 points from Wine Enthusiast and 95 from VinePair.
It is a collectible for soccer fans and a ready-made gift, and it costs less than the brand's $225 suggested price.
Sip it neat, or keep it sealed as a keepsake.
Shop more añejo and extra añejo tequila, Don Julio tequila, collector bottles and gifts from $100 to $250, with Brooklyn pickup and same-day delivery across NYC.
