Verde Momento Mezcal
Verde Momento Mezcal
Experience the true essence of artisanal craftsmanship with Verde Momento Mezcal, a remarkable creation that stands out in the world of mezcal. This exquisite spirit captures the rich traditions and vibrant flavors of Oaxaca, making it perfect for any occasion.
Key Features:
- Unique Cooking Process: Crafted using a blend of different woods, resulting in a distinctively smokier profile.
- Artisanal Production: Made from 8-year-old agave Espadin, expertly handled by mezcalero Doroteo Garcia in Tlacolula, Oaxaca.
- Traditional Techniques: Agaves are cooked in an underground oven with ocote, holm oak, and Peppertree, imparting a desirable smokiness.
- Natural Fermentation: Fermented in 1,500-liter vats for 7 to 30 days, allowing for a complex and nuanced flavor development.
- Double Distilled: Processed in a 500-liter copper still, ensuring a refined and pure taste.
Flavor Profile:
Indulge in the delightful notes of grass, soft smoke, and fresh peach with every sip. Verde Momento Mezcal is the ideal choice for those seeking an authentic mezcal experience that encapsulates the rich heritage of Oaxaca.
Usage:
Let the smoky allure of Verde Momento Mezcal elevate your cocktail creations or enhance your memorable moments with friends and family. Dive into the world of artisanal mezcal and savor the unique flavors that this exceptional spirit has to offer.
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