Zacapa

Zacapa X PatBo Anniversary Collection – Full Set

Name: Zacapa X PatBo Anniversary Collection – Full Set
Brand: Zacapa

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Zacapa X PatBo Anniversary Collection – Full Set

Limited-edition collaboration created with Brazilian luxury fashion brand PatBO in honor of Zacapa's 50th anniversary, featuring award-winning Zacapa XO Rum and a curated collection of items designed for sipping, gifting, hosting, and celebrating.

Celebrate Zacapa's 50th anniversary with the limited-edition Zacapa x PatBO Anniversary Kit, a collectible collaboration rooted in Latin craftsmanship, heritage, and the art of gathering. Created in partnership with designer Patricia Bonaldi, founder of PatBO, this elevated gift set includes one 750 mL bottle of Zacapa XO Rum, a silk scarf, pocket square, hand-painted glass set, custom playing cards, and a keepsake book box with petate packaging. Inspired by shared Guatemalan and Brazilian design traditions, each piece features The Modern Corte print, created exclusively for the collaboration and showcasing woven motifs, florals, and warm amber tones inspired by Zacapa. Rich, refined, and made for meaningful moments, it's a stylish way to sip, host, and celebrate.

Limited-edition collaboration created in honor of Zacapa's 50th anniversary.
Features The Modern Corte print inspired by Guatemalan textile traditions and reimagined through designer Patricia Bonaldi's vibrant creative lens.
Designed for sipping, gifting, hosting, and celebrating.
Please enjoy responsibly.

What's Included

One 80 proof 750 mL bottle of Zacapa XO Rum
A silk scarf, pocket square
Set of 2 hand-painted glasses
One deck of cards and card box
An embroidered book box with petate-inspired packaging

Size & Dimensions

58x32x9.2cm

Materials & Care

Care Instructions for Scarf and Pocket Square (Composition: 100% Polyester):

Hand wash
⁠Do not bleach
⁠Tumble dry low
⁠Cool iron
⁠Dry clean (P)

Glassware Care Instructions:

⁠Wash using the soft side of a sponge
Do not wash in a dishwasher

Serve Suggestion

Enjoy Zacapa XO Rum neat, over ice, or try the signature XO to Brazil serve: Combine 1.5 oz Zacapa XO Rum with 1/2 lime cut into quarters, 3 bar spoons of sugar in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake and pour into a rocks glass, top with more ice if needed, and garnish with a sugar cane swizzle stick.

Limited Edition

Zacapa Patbo Still Life Lifestyle Full Kit

Woman with long dark hair and red glasses smiles while holding a glass of brown liquid, leaning on a barrel with “Ron Zacapa” written on it, against a beige background.

Get to know Zacapa

Zacapa rum was created in 1976 to commemorate the 100th anniversary celebration of the foundation of the city of Zacapa.Zacapa is a town in Guatemala located approximately 112km from Guatemala City. The name Zacapa derives from Nahuatl (Aztec) language, and it means “on the river of grass."

Meet Zacapa's Master Blender

The orchestrator behind Zacapa’s delicious taste is Lorena Vásquez, one of the few female master blenders in the world of spirits. Zacapa Master Blender of more than 40 years Lorena Vásquez, is one of only a few female leaders in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

She is largely credited with making Zacapa the premium spirit is it today.

Two wooden barrels with metal bands, marked Zacapa, rest on wooden pallets under a shelf.

Process

Virgin sugar cane

Unlike most rums that are made from molasses, our rums are made using the first press of sugar cane.

Fermentation

Our fermentation process uses a strain of yeast derived from pineapples which brings out incredible aromas and flavors.

Distillation

During the distillation process, the flavor and aroma character and profile of each rum is defined.

Petate weaving

Empowering women and giving Zacapa bottles Guatemalan authenticity.

In 1976 the first Zacapa bottle was completely covered by Petate weaving made by women from El Progreso. By 1999 Zacapa took the initiative to support women from El Quiché who where displaced by conflict, creating work opportunities for their Petate weaving skills.

Later on, other villages from Jocotán were heavily affected by a dry season that destroyed their crops which were their main source of income. Zacapa was able to incorporate them and give the opportunity to generate a new income. Throughout these turbulent times, women have emerged as inspirational leaders in their communities.