
Gem And Bolt Mezcal
Experience the Essence of Gem & Bolt Mezcal
Indulge in the unique flavors of Gem & Bolt Mezcal, a masterfully crafted spirit that takes you on a sensory journey through the heart of Oaxaca. This mezcal is not just a drink; it's a celebration of tradition and quality, made using the finest Espadin agave sourced from the picturesque region of San Dionisio Ocotepec.
Crafted with Care
At Gem & Bolt, we honor time-honored methods to ensure an authentic mezcal experience:
- Wood-Fired Roasting: The agave is roasted in traditional earth pits, imparting a rich depth of flavor.
- Horse-Drawn Tahona Milling: The meticulous milling process with a tahona stone preserves the integrity of the agave, resulting in a smoother spirit.
Tasting Notes
Prepare to savor a mezcal that is:
- Smooth: Enjoy a refined texture that glides effortlessly across your palate.
- Less Smoky: Experience a balanced profile that allows the agave's natural flavors to shine.
- Subtly Herbal: Delight in the gentle herbal notes that elevate each sip.
- Young, Bright, and Earthy: A refreshing expression that encapsulates the spirit of the land.
Why Choose Gem & Bolt Mezcal?
Gem & Bolt Mezcal is not just for connoisseurs but for anyone looking to elevate their drinking experience. Whether sipping neat or mixing in a cocktail, this mezcal offers versatility that makes it a perfect addition to any gathering. Enjoy the taste of tradition and craftsmanship with every bottle.

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