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$82.99
Alipús San Juan del Río mezcal receives positive reviews, praised for its earthy, smoky, and subtly sweet profile with citrus (lime, orange) and vegetal notes, often compared to peaty Scotch but with distinct agave character, offering great value for its price, though some batches can be hot initially but mellow with air, showcasing a complex, full-bodied spirit with notes of pepper, caramel, and roasted fruit.
42%Abv
750 ml Low StockAgave: 100% Espadín.
Production: Artisanal, fermented in oak vats, distilled by Don Joel Cruz.
Flavor Profile: Earthy, smoky (sometimes peaty), sweet (caramel, fruit), spicy (pepper, cinnamon), citrus (lime, orange), vegetal (poblano peppers, garden herbs).
Mouthfeel: Often described as thick, viscous, and rich.
Finish: Can be dry with notes of tobacco or roasted lime, or linger with smoke and spice.
$67.99
No, this isn't actually tequila. It's Mezcal, a smoky, agave-based spirit that's the perfect addition for unique and delicious cocktails! Try a bottle today and pull it out for your next cocktail party!
$42.99
This is a premium Mezcal, at a price point which won't break the bank. Crafted in the state of Oxaca, this agave is a balanced blend of agave, smoke and fruits, perfect for mixing in cocktails or sipping neat!
Producer Description
Fandango is a premium mezcal crafted in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. The objective behind the creation of this spirit was to clearly accentuate the taste and scent of the roasted agave pinas. You will enjoy this Mezcal cold and neat as much as in cocktails. The balance between the rich taste of agave and the smokiness resulting from roasting the fruit will allow you to experience the spirit in one of the most traditional ways like the indigenous people of Oaxaca did when they were taught the distillation process by the Spanish 400 years ago.
