Koch El’ Maguey Arroqueno Oaxaca Mezcal
Koch El’ Maguey Arroqueno Oaxaca Mezcal
Discover the rich tapestry of tradition and sustainability with Koch El’ Maguey Arroqueno Oaxaca Mezcal. This artisanal mezcal is a testament to the deep-rooted heritage of Oaxaca, crafted with a profound respect for both nature and craftsmanship.
Key Features:
- Artisanal Craftsmanship: Created by the talented Adrian Bautista in Rio de Ejutla, Oaxaca, ensuring each bottle is a labor of love.
- Exceptional Flavor Profile: Enjoy a harmonious blend of high fruity notes complemented by earthy and herbal tones, making each sip a unique experience.
- Complex Undertones: Distinctive hints of clay and smoke add depth, making this mezcal truly stand out.
- Sustainably Sourced: Made from wild agave Arroqueno, this mezcal is produced with ethical practices that honor the environment.
- Traditional Pit Roasting: Each batch is pit roasted in the traditional style, enhancing the authenticity and flavor depth of the mezcal.
Elevate your mezcal experience with Koch El’ Maguey Arroqueno Oaxaca Mezcal, where every sip narrates a story of exceptional craftsmanship and a deep reverence for the earth. With wild maguey Arroqueno taking up to 20 years to mature, embracing sustainability has never been more crucial. Celebrate the elegance and complexity of this remarkable spirit—perfect for connoisseurs and newcomers alike.
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