Bozal Tepeztate Artesanal Mezcal
Bozal Tepeztate Artesanal Mezcal
Experience the essence of Oaxaca with Bozal Tepeztate Artesanal Mezcal, a premium spirit crafted from the rare Tepeztate agave. This exceptional mezcal is a testament to traditional craftsmanship and sustainable practices, making it a standout choice for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Unique Features:
- Handcrafted Excellence: Each bottle of Bozal Tepeztate mezcal is meticulously produced using time-honored techniques. The agave is roasted in an underground pit oven, infusing it with a rich, smoky flavor.
- Traditional Crushing: After roasting, the agave is crushed with a horse-drawn tahona, ensuring the integrity of the flavors is preserved in every drop.
- Artisanal Distillation: The fermented juice is distilled in copper stills, a process that enhances the complexity and character of the mezcal.
Tasting Notes:
Bozal Tepeztate Mezcal offers a complex flavor profile that captivates the palate:
- Smoky Undertones: A prominent smokiness that is characteristic of traditional mezcal.
- Spicy Pepper Notes: Subtle hints of pepper that add warmth and depth.
- Earthy Qualities: A foundation of earthy flavors that reflect the agave's native environment.
- Sweet Finish: A delicate touch of sweetness rounds out the tasting experience.
Commitment to Sustainability:
Bozal Mezcal takes pride in its dedication to the environment. Each batch is produced with respect for the land and the agave plant, ensuring that the rich heritage of mezcal-making is honored for generations to come.
Elevate your spirits collection with Bozal Tepeztate Artesanal Mezcal—a true celebration of craft, tradition, and flavor.
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