Del Amigo Mezcal
Del Amigo Mezcal
Experience the essence of tradition with Del Amigo Mezcal, a premium spirit meticulously crafted by the renowned Master Mezcalero Enrique Jimenez. Sourced from the finest agave Espadin in the heart of Oaxaca, this mezcal represents the pinnacle of artisanal distillation.
Why Del Amigo Mezcal Stands Out:
- Artisanal Craftsmanship: Each batch is pit roasted with black oak, fermented using wild yeast, and double distilled in a 500-liter wood-fired copper pot, ensuring an exceptional quality of spirit.
- Uncompromised Quality: Savor a symphony of flavors in every sip, a testament to the dedication and expertise poured into each bottle.
- Authentic Flavor Profile: Delight your palate with the rich, unaged taste that captures the true spirit of Santiago Matatlan.
- Exceptional Value: Enjoy a mezcal that offers not just a drink, but a captivating experience worth savoring.
Elevate your mezcal moments with Del Amigo, a true testament to the artistry and passion in every drop. Discover the rich heritage and unique flavors that only Del Amigo Mezcal can offer.
Del Amigo Mezcal
Sale price$44.79
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