The Story Behind The El Murielago
This stunning, agave-based cocktail is the creation of Portland beverage professional Beau Raymond. A bit more elaborate than your traditional sour, the drink delicately balances mezcal, tequila, and sloe gin. It has a velvety smooth texture and a subtle peppery spice from the Aleppo tincture that plays well with the various citrus flavors.
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More Mezcal Recipes To Explore
The Inside Baseball Recipe:
Bar manager Brett Adams created this cocktail — a combination of Scotch, mezcal, amaro, and Italian liqueur — as an alternative to the Margarita.
The Single Village Fix:
In the Single Village Fix, smoky, vegetal mezcal mingles with bright, punch pineapple gum syrup and lime juice for a refreshing cocktail.
The Lawn Flamingo Recipe:
Checking all the flavor boxes, Brooklyn beverage director Sarah Boisjoli mixes sweet, tart, and savory with pineapple and lime juices, blackstrap rum, mezcal, Campari, and simple syrup. Learn how to make her recipe here.
The Naked and Famous:
One of the best cocktails to emerge post-"cocktail renaissance," the Naked and Famous is an iconic equal parts cocktail. See the recipe here!
The Tia Mia:
Created by Brooklyn-based bartender Ivy Mix, the Tia Mia is a split-base mezcal and rum cocktail that deserves a place in your repertoire.
The Smoky Orange And Thyme Margarita Recipe:
Smoky, sweet, and fragrant, this cocktail is the perfect way to shake up your Margarita game (no pun intended), and is perfect for happy hour with friends.
