Los Javis Tobala Joven Mezcal
Discover the Rich Heritage of Los Javis Tobala Joven Mezcal
Experience the essence of Oaxaca with Los Javis Tobala Joven Mezcal, a true reflection of traditional mezcal-making. This artisanal spirit is crafted exclusively from the rare maguey Tobala plant, offering a taste that is both unique and deeply rooted in its cultural heritage.
Main Features:
- Authentic Ingredients: Made with genuine maguey Tobala, known for its exceptional flavor profile.
- Traditional Roasting: The agave hearts are roasted in an underground oven, imparting a rich, smoky flavor that is characteristic of high-quality mezcal.
- Hand-Crafted Techniques: Crushed using a horse-drawn tahona, preserving the artisanal methods passed down through generations.
- Natural Fermentation: Fermented with open air yeasts, enhancing the complexity and depth of flavor.
- Exceptional Distillation: Double distilled in a copper pot still for unparalleled purity and smoothness.
Indulge in the smoky aromas and intricate flavors of Los Javis Tobala Joven Mezcal. This masterpiece from the heart of Oaxaca not only offers a delightful drinking experience but also a journey into the rich traditions of mezcal craftsmanship. Perfect for sipping neat or as a star ingredient in your favorite cocktails, it invites you to savor every drop.
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