Bozal Chino Verde Reserva Mezcal
Discover the Essence of Bozal Chino Verde Reserva Mezcal
Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Mexico with Bozal Chino Verde Reserva Mezcal. Crafted from the unique Chino Verde variety of agave, this mezcal hails from the picturesque Michoacán region, renowned for its exceptional agave plants.
Key Features:
- Aged to Perfection: This mezcal undergoes an exquisite aging process of 8 months in American oak barrels, resulting in a smooth and rich flavor profile.
- Flavor Notes: Indulge in delightful hints of vanilla and caramel, complemented by the signature smoky essence that defines traditional mezcal.
- Sustainable Craftsmanship: Bozal Mezcal is committed to sustainable and traditional practices, ensuring every sip reflects a deep respect for the environment and heritage.
- Small Batch Production: Each bottle is made in small batches, employing time-honored techniques such as roasting agave in underground pit ovens, crushing it with a horse-drawn tahona, and distilling the juice in copper stills.
Why Choose Bozal Chino Verde Reserva Mezcal?
The result is a complex and well-balanced mezcal that beautifully marries traditional practices with modern flavor profiles. The depth and complexity added by the oak aging create a truly exceptional tasting experience, perfect for sipping neat or elevating your favorite cocktails.
Experience the spirit of Mexico with each pour of Bozal Chino Verde Reserva Mezcal — a celebration of craftsmanship and flavor in every glass.
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