Xicaru Pechuga Mole Mezcal is made by hand. The maguey is cooked in an underground stone oven, tahona-mashed, fermented in open-air pine vats, and distilled over a wood fire. Our mole negro is made from scratch over two days at our palenque, using molcajete-ground chilis, Oaxacan chocolate and other fresh ingredients. It is added to the still along with dressed chickens for the final distillation. The chicken pechuga and savory-sweet mole negro add extra layers of flavor and texture to the vegetal and smoky characteristics of this traditional mezcal, resulting in a remarkably multifaceted flavor and rich mouth-feel Appearance: Pure & clean Nose: Presence of ripe banana, fresh bread, nuts, chocolate and ground chiles add an extra layer of aroma to the naturally smoky and vegetal maguey Tasting notes: Introducing chicken and savory-sweet mole negro to the vegetal and smoky characteristics of traditional mezcal results in a remarkably multifaceted flavor and a rich mouthfeel. The finish is delightful, long and lasting.

Fernando Santibañez had a passion for mezcal and its limitless possibilities. Using his years of experience and his love for mezcal, Fernando respectfully combined the traditions of mezcal with those of barrel aging to create a unique expression in Xicaru Añejo. Production. Xicaru Añejo is made with traditional methods from 100% Maguey espadin. It rests for a minimum of one year in medium-toasted, used American oak barrels and is finished to 86 proof. Used barrels are employed to prevent over-aging, and the higher proof helps to maintain the essential characteristics of mezcal. Tasting Notes. The patience required for barrel aging is rewarded with a fuller, more concentrated and complex mezcal. Notes of vanilla and oak contribute a new aroma, flavor and sweetness that delicately balance with the smoke and maguey.

Ancestral Certified Masparillo Mezcal, limited edition, rare and small batch collectors items. This wild grown Burrito Fiestero Mezcal is created with joy & passion in the remote state of Durango, Mexico. With sustainable practices, Burrito Fiestero focuses on delivering the best flavours of northern Mexico using traditional ancestral methods and individually hand painted bottles by local Mexican artesans.

Australian Owned, Mexican made. Better for you, lower in calories. Not noted for heavy smoke like Mezcal, there is a gentle presence of smoke but what exudes on the nose is prominent florals and fresh fruits. Fresh citrus and dried pear to be specific. On the pallete is a more pronounced citrus and muted sugars at the back of the tongue. Master Distillery and Australian Rio Chenery proudly bring you this floral and fragrant spirits from high up in the mountains of the Sierra Madre Occidental of Jalisco Mexico.

Ancestral Certified Mezcal Castilla, limited edition, rare and small batch collectors items. This wild grown Burrito Fiestero Mezcal is created with joy & passion in the remote state of Durango, Mexico. With sustainable practices, Burrito Fiestero focuses on delivering the best flavours of northern Mexico using traditional ancestral methods and individually hand painted bottles by local Mexican artesans.

Opihr is a legendary region famed for its wealth and riches which prospered during the reign of King Solomon. The King regularly received cargoes of gold, silver, precious stones and spices from Opihr and whilst its exact location remains a mystery, it is thought to have been in the Orient along the ancient Spice Route.

Amaro Montenegro, 'the liqueur of the virtues', was created in 1885 thanks to the lengthy, impassioned experiments of a famous distiller and herbalist, Stanislao Cobianchi. The name Montenegro is a dedication to the beautiful princess Elena of Montenegro, who was engaged to Victor Emanuel III. In its over 100 years of history, Amaro Montenegro has seen its success grow continuously up to the present day, now being one of the leading brands on the Italian market. It can be enjoyed straight, with soda water and lemon rind, or hot, as well as in various combinations in modern cocktails.

This sustainably grown Ensamble Mezcal with organic components and a path to carbon neutral is a mix of two Agaves, Agave Salmiana and Agave Durangensis. The harmony of co-cooking, co-crushing, co-fermenting and co-distilling brings to life the rich flavours and aromas of 2 revered Agaves. No to be confused with blending this Burrito Fiestero Mezcal is created with joy and passion in the state of Durango, Mexico.

Casa Perro Santos mission is to rescue and distribute traditional, 100% artisan mezcals with designation of origin, and take this distillate to a public that appreciates and respects the traditions, smells, and flavors of Mexican customs, not only in our country, but in other countries, as well, promoting sustainability in the production, in order to ensure an excellent quality, as well as its ongoing supply.

Artesanal Cupreata Citrus 500mL 45% 100% Wild Agave Papalometl. 100% Genuine Artisanal Craft Produced Agave Distillate. Artesanal was borne to exclusively represent and support female and ultra small mezcal producers who incorporate. sustainable organic farming practices and genuine artisanal craft production methods in remote areas of Mexico. As the majority of female & ultra small producers are financially and technologically not capable of registering their IP as a commercial brand to gain “mezcal” certification from the CRM (Consejo Regulador de Mezcal); they are disavowed and marginalised by their Government, legally blocking them from selling their distillates in Mexico or exporting them to International markets with their products containing the word “Mezcal”anywhere on their bottle labels. The Mexican law stipulates that their products be classified as “Aguardiente de Agave” or “Destilado de Agave” despite employing and incorporating the same artisanal production processes outlined in mezcal production under the NOM 070 (Norm Official Mexicana 070). The Artesanal brand aims to empower female & ultra small produces in a celebration of their prized art while educating consumers by providing all necessary information required to identify, and find a great quality agave distillate. On the back label of each of our bottles, you will find information on the agave varietal type, the artisans who made it, the villages they are from, and all the relevant details of the artisanal craft production processes utilised in their production. Each of our ultra small batch series aids and helps preserve the dignity and way of life of the master artisans in their small rural communities, and is naturally made in line with their native traditional ethnobotanical practices without the use of any additives. Artesanal is a responsible agave connoisseur’s spirit. Info & Characteristics of Production. Master Artisans: Jeyri Toribio & Jose Calixto Garcia. Locality: El Calvario, Guerrero. Agave Type: Agave Papalometl “Cupreata” wild harvested Altitude: 2220 meters. Roasting Method: Earth Pit Oven Oven. Mashing Method:Tahona Stone Wheel. Fermentation: Wood Vats 100% natural airborne yeasts. Water utilised: Natural Spring. Distillation: 200L Copper Still, triple distilled with Oranges, Mandarins, Lemons and Cinnamon. Type of distillate: Young. Filtration: Triple sediment cellulose filtration. Bottled: At origin / Batch Size: 130 Liters. Alc Vol Content: 45% Production Date: February 2021. Tasting Notes: Aroma: Citrus peel, marmalade, fresh orange and mandarins with notes of cinnamon and smoked wood. Delicate hints of bergamot, hay bale and corn husk. Palate: Full-bodied mouthfeel with complex flavours of dark cacao and sweet orange Jaffa cake. Notes of cinnamon spice, coffee grounds and charred wood with subtle sweet mineral hints of slow cooked agave and aromatic oils. Finish: Long, complex and powerful with delicious hints of citrus oils and that leaves the palate tingling and wanting more. Food Pairing: Roast Lamb, Duck a l’Orange, Lemon Herb Chicken, Seared Scallops, Salmon Carpaccio, Beef Carpaccio. How to enjoy: A crisp and delicious sip but can also be incorporated and mixed into classic cocktails! Mezcal Negroni anyone..?