Mezcal Union
$73.99
As the name implies, this bottling is procured from a cooperative of Mescaleros and bottled under one label. Particularly, this bottling is their flagship release and serves as an introduction to the Mezcal Union range.
What is peculiar about this bottling is that it uses both Espadin and Cirial agave varietals to concoct the spirit. In contrast to most introduction bottlings which generally use only the more prominent Espadin agave varietal, this Union bottling offers a slightly more nuanced style of mezcal for their entry level.
Alipus Mezcal San Juan
$82.99
Gran Orendain Blanco Tequila
$90.99
Origen Raiz Madrecuishe Mezcal
$174.99
Herencia de Plata Reposado
$45.99
Excellent value tequila. Reposado means rested, refering to the short period the tequila is matured in oak. The fruit, agave and vanilla are soft on the palate; the finish is mild and dry.
Casa Noble Anejo Tequila
$82.99
The origins of Casa Noble can be traced back to the mid 1700's when a hacienda was established in an inhospitable land where the only crop was blue agave. By 1900 the state was growing 1,000,000 plants a year, fully 1/6 of the Jalisoc regions total production. This yeilded a daily production of 660L of spirit.
Herencia de Plata Silver
$46.99
It is produced by the acclaimed Tequilas del Senor, and made from the finest Blue Agave grown in the rich soils of the Los Altos region of Jalisco. It is clean, sweet, smokey, herbaceous and spicy on the nose. On the palate it is dry and light-bodied with a herb and smoked agave flavour. It finishes with a wave of sweet fruit, heat and a minty, black pepper snap.
Aha Toro Blanco
$48.99
"Tequila Aha Toro has been handmade for over a century at the hacienda “El Olvido” in the tiny village of Jesùs Maria in the province of Jalisco. The hacienda is the centre of the distillery and has a wealth of history. Located in the highlands, at 2100 meters above sea level, the area benefits from the ideal growing conditions. Each bottle is a unique piece of hand blown glass also handcrafted by Mexican artisans," according to importer Lanigan-Edwards. "Blanco is in its most pure and simple state, true to its 100% agave essence. It is a powerful un-aged Tequila that shows how traditionally made Tequila from the mountains of Jalisco should taste. This lively and crisp tequila is the best choice for ultra premium cocktails. Aha Toro Blanco may also be enjoyed straight up in a snifter, chilled first in the refrigerator or the freezer, then sipped. Red apples are dominant with a hint of minerals and honey. Soft and fruity opening, followed by minerals and honey, with a sweet fruit and peppery finish."
Herencia de Plata Anejo
$56.99
Herencia Mexicana is a traditionally-made tequila that uses 100% premium quality, ripe blue agave. The amber color reflects the tequila's great full body, which also comes through on the nose, full of notes of cooked of ripe agave, a subtle touch of vanilla and delicate fine wood. On the palate this shows patient cave aging, evoking agave recently removed from the kiln and a preciously smooth aftertaste.