Mezcal is any agave based spirit! The Pina is cooked in pits lined with stone to create the fructose needed. There is a new wave of traditional Mezcal hitting the market. These are smoky, due to the nature of the cooking. Take part in the ancient Aztec tradition. Drink neat – no ice needed!
a nose of fruity aromatics, a hint of honey, vanilla and roast agave; the palate offers ginger, cinnamon, burnt sandalwood, banana and tangerine, with a long, soft finish.
A sweet and herbaceous expression, well-balanced with hints of red apple, ripe fruits and a mild smoky layer to finish. Espadin is the most commonly sourced agave varietal for mezcal.
Primarily sour taste, with sweet & bitter highlights; buttery smoothness. Flavors of pepper, lemon zest, light honey, and raw wood and fair smoke. Medium concentration flavor intensity, simple character, correct balance. Straightforward and long finish.
An artisinal mezcal from Ojo de Dios (which translates at Gods eye ), produced from Espadin agave. This here is a Joven bottling, so after the agave is roasted for around 10 days and double distilled, it s bottled up without any ageing, packed full of fresh fruit, grassy agave and fragrant smoke.
This Mezcal is crafted with the legends and mysteries of Mexico in mind. Citrus, grapefruit and smoked apple show on the palate. This is followed by violets and the vegetal and floral notes of cooked agave.