The Year of the Horse edition puts Don Julio 1942 in Lunar New Year packaging — a series the brand issues annually and doesn't reissue. The tequila inside is the añejo that made 1942 a fixture on back bars: aged at least two and a half years, with a soft vanilla-and-caramel profile that drinks more like an after-dinner spirit than a cocktail base. A gift bottle as much as a drinking one.