Convite Esencial Mezcal
Convite Esencial Mezcal
Discover the true essence of mezcal with Convite Esencial Mezcal, your perfect introduction to the remarkable Convite range. This exceptional mezcal stands out not just for its taste, but also for its meticulous crafting process that honors tradition while appealing to modern palates.
Key Features:
- Distinctive Flavor Profile: Made with agave Espadin, Convite Esencial offers a unique and rich flavor that encapsulates the spirit of mezcal.
- Light and Approachable: At 38% ABV, this mezcal is crafted to be lighter and more accessible than its counterparts, making it perfect for both newcomers and seasoned aficionados.
- Traditional Production Methods: Experience the authenticity of mezcal-making with techniques that include:
- Cooking the agave in an underground pit oven
- Milling with a traditional horse-drawn tahona
- Natural fermentation using pure spring water
- Double distillation in a copper alembic still
Indulge in the artistry of Convite Esencial Mezcal, where each sip tells a story of craftsmanship, heritage, and a modern twist on a classic spirit. Elevate your mezcal experience with this inviting and flavorful entry point into the world of Convite.
Convite Esencial Mezcal
Sale price$47.79
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