
Sierra Norte Native Oaxacan Red Corn Single Barrel Mexican Whiskey
Experience the Essence of Oaxaca
Introducing Sierra Norte Native Oaxacan Red Corn Single Barrel Mexican Whiskey, a unique spirit that captures the rich heritage of its native ingredients. Crafted in the heart of Oaxaca, this whiskey is a celebration of traditional methods and local flavors.
Distinctive Flavor Profile
From the moment you open the bottle, you are greeted with an enticing dry and spicy nose that features:
- Graham cracker
- Cornbread
- Red licorice
- Buttered corncobs
- A cloud of spices
A Bold Taste Experience
This whiskey offers a big mouthful of flavor, combining elements that will tantalize your taste buds:
- Fruit concentrate
- Red bell pepper
- Baked orange
- Clove
- Star anise
- Peppercorn
- Toffee
The exquisite spices dance around the tip of your tongue, leading to a slightly vegetal finish that lingers delightfully.
Why Choose Sierra Norte?
Indulge in a whiskey that not only provides a remarkable tasting experience but also tells a story of cultural heritage and craftsmanship. With each sip, you are transported to the lush landscapes of Oaxaca, experiencing the true spirit of Mexico.
Perfect for sipping neat or mixing into your favorite cocktails, Sierra Norte Native Oaxacan Red Corn Single Barrel Mexican Whiskey is an exceptional addition to any liquor collection. Embrace the unique and vibrant flavors today!

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