Old family’s seasoned stew pot
Old family’s seasoned stew pot
$1,170.00 MXN
Smells like a humid jungle after the rain. This wildest of agaves from a fifth generation master comes on strong with herbal tones and a deep lasting flavour like a simmering home cooked beef broth, lightened up by a touch of rosemary.
Additional information
| Alc. % vol. | 46% |
|---|---|
| 100% Agave | Tobalá |
| Type of Mezcal | Joven |
| Maestro | Aureliano Hernández |
| Region & State | San Baltazar Guelavila, Oaxaca |
| Current Production Date | August 2019 |
Quickview
People of the sun live in forests of pine
Mezcals This one is full bodied and hits you with candied apples dappled in light thyme. Strong English oak roots it alongside sun-drenched pineapple and tart sun-dried tomato. This Mexicano keeps its light freshness just on the edge of your senses like a forest rain.
$1,080.00 MXN $1,080.00 MXN
Quickview
Curry tacos on the banks of the Ganges
Mezcals A ray of chiles with a pinch of coriander, black mustard seed and ginger around the edges. Out of the blue and in the nick of time, fresh juices from plump red tomatoes wash over the palate, putting out the fire. As the storm subsides, the sky clears, making way for puffs of cardamom and vanilla that blow lightly through with the breeze, keeping things cool on the banks of the river.
$1,020.00 MXN $1,020.00 MXN
Sold out
Quickview
A communion of maize and gunpowder
Mezcals The tangy nose hides the cracked black peppercorns that explode into a soft savoury base at first taste. Smokey maize tortillas wrap around the feisty nopal cactus. This Joven has plenty of oily pearls and uses them to blend the two seamlessly.
$1,200.00 MXN $1,200.00 MXN
Quickview
Greeting the diminishing storm
Mezcals A floral fan floods the palate. Electric at first, a nip of macho chilli on the tip of the tongue, which then rhythmically softens its imprudencen all the while building up notes of velvety caramel. A burnt plain fading into the sunset.
$770.00 MXN $770.00 MXN