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A premium mezcal created for high-end mixology. Handmade in small batches from carefully selected 10-12 year old agaves. Very soft in the mouth with sweet ripe fruits dominating the palate and a backbone of subtle and intermingled smoke and spice.
This Lokita Mezcal is made from eight-year-old Espadín agaves and twelve-year-old Tobalá agaves. Distillation takes place in copper pot stills.
Espadin Agaves are hand harvested on the steep slopes of the Oaxacan Sierra. Roasted by oak-fired rocks and ferfented in wooden vats before being double distilled in copper stills. Smooth and smoky with notes of spice on the finish. Enjoy neat or in specialty cocktails.
Balanced and elegant. Hints of tamarind and pomegranate aromas are followed by herbal tones of fresh mint and dried oregano.
Created by friends George Clooney & Rande Gerber, Casamigos Mezcal is made from 100% Espadin Agaves, resting for 2 months for a balanced flavor of smoke and silk. This holiday, this award-winning Mezcal is being offered with authentic Casamigos branded coasters.
The artisanal mezcal distilled by Fernando Santibanez in Matatlan. Made from 100% Espadin, the agave is crushed and roasted in the traditional method using mesquite and ocote wood. Natural fermentation takes place in pine vats before double distillation in very old copper pots.
Lokita Ensamble mezcal is made from eight-year-old Maguey Espadin and twelve-year-old Maguey Tobala agaves in the region of San Dionisio Ocotepec, Oaxaca, Mexico. It is triple distilled in copper stills and stands out for its clear, transparent appearance and exuberant body.
Celebrating the sacred traditions of their village, Sola de Vega, Oaxaca, Los Siete Misterios roast highest quality Coyote agave for distillation in a clay pot still. The Coyote expression combines notes of dry scented herbs such as holy leaf, epaztoe and pine needles with the bright citrus aromas of lime and grapefruit peel.
Aroma: Fruity to the nose. Pineapple and apple notes with a touch of herbal and fresh aromas (citrus and cucumber seeds). Ending with a touch of ash and cloves notes.
Codigo 1530 single-village sourcing of its Maguey are from artisanal families in the San Juan del Rio region of Oaxaca, Mexico, who have been making the finest Mezcals in the world. Floral, light woody vanilla, mandarin orange citrus, dark cherry and gentle smoke.
The Agaves used to make 400 CONEJOS can take between 8 & 15 years to reach optimum maturity. The Pinas are slow cooked for 3-5 days, milled by stone, then kept in a wood tub as they begin the fermentation process. Our mezcal Joven is double distilled then bottled to enjoy!
Inspired by legendary tales from San Luis Potosí, the spirit and decanter of our newest icon capture the essence of this state’s desert slopes and valleys.
Its mezcal is made with green agave, a plant native to the deserts in the state of San Luis Potosí.
Siete Misterios Espadin was the first mezcal expression that Siete Misterios released. While on a trip into the Sierra, they visited the small community of Sola de Vega. The mezcal they tasted there was all hand milled and clay pot distilled, which they noted as giving the mezcal sweeter and spicier features compared to mezcal made in other regions. After tasting this mezcal, they knew that it was the one they needed to release. At about 50% ABV, this mezcal is smooth, and it is always distilled to proof.
This ensamble is a blend of Espadin and Tobalá. Tobalá is known as king of the agaves because of its uniqueness. The agave itself is very different from most other varietals. It is physically smaller with drastically different leaves compared to Espadín and it can only be reproduced through seeds, unlike most agaves which can also produce offshoots. This makes Tobalá difficult to find and even harder to make into Mezcal since you need more of them compared to larger plants.
The Mexicanito agave grows in the foothills of pine-oak forests from Sonora to Oaxaca. Soils rich in organic matter provide the nutrients it needs to reach its impressive size.