Xicaru Reposado Mezcal
Xicaru Reposado Mezcal
Discover the exquisite craftsmanship of Xicaru Reposado Mezcal, a true artisanal spirit that embodies both tradition and innovation. Each sip reveals the passion and precision that goes into its creation, making it a standout choice for mezcal enthusiasts.
Key Features:
- 100% Maguey Espadin: Carefully selected and cooked in a conical stone oven for optimal flavor extraction.
- Double Distillation: Ensures exceptional purity and smoothness in every bottle.
- Aged to Perfection: Resting for two to four months in medium-toasted American oak barrels adds depth and complexity.
- Unique Color and Flavor Profile: The barrel aging imparts a lovely straw color and subtle sweetness.
- Harmonious Tasting Notes: Enjoy a delicate blend of vanilla and caramel that beautifully softens the herbal, smoky character.
- Smooth Finish: Experience a rounded flavor that lingers pleasantly on the palate.
Xicaru Reposado Mezcal is not just a drink; it's an experience. From the traditional methods of tahona-mashing and natural fermenting to the meticulous double-distillation process, every step is executed with care. The result is a mezcal that honors its heritage while offering a refined taste profile.
Indulge in the rich, complex flavors of Xicaru Reposado and elevate your mezcal journey like never before.
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- Aging: Storing spirits in barrels to develop flavors over time.
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