Peloton de la Muerte Mezcal Espadin
$54.99
Alipus Mezcal San Juan
$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
Mezcal Vago Mexicano
$134.99
Pasote Blanco
$75.99
From The Producer
"With incredibly pure agave flavors, this highlands tequila was crafted to be enjoyed on the rocks or added as a base for clean and refreshing cocktails."
Mezcal Vago Cuixe
$137.99
Sin Piedad Mezcal Espadin 51%
$104.99
Mezcal Vago Madre Cuixe Jarquin
$135.99
Mezcal Agua Santa
$59.99
This is an easy drinking, but complex spirit. There’s not much information to be found on this particular bottling, but it’s possible it’s Imported spirit, bottled for the Alberta market specifically. This soft, smoky, joven Espadin is a crisp and clean mezcal and is more well rounded and elegant than the Bruxo, with more earth-like notes along with slightly more tropical fruit.
Gran Orendain Anejo
$134.99
Marcela Orendain Gonzalez is the sister of Eduardo and Jamie of Arette. Marcela does things a little differently in her distillery Casa Mexicana. Gran Orendain is triple distilled, making for a light, delicate, and drier spirit of high quality. The French oak used for maturation is different than the typical ex-bourbon in that it gives a more mild and spicy profile with earthy hints and allows the spirit itself to show off.