| Rating |
90
|
| Style |
Mezcal |
| Produced In |
Mexico |
| ABV |
46% |
| Availability |
Year Round |
| Price |
$54.00
|
| Reviewed By |
Tim McKirdy |
| Reviewed |
2025-05-28
|
Doce Mezcal
Review
Maestra mezcalera Margarita Blas and team employ the capón technique for this Espadín, cutting off the plants’ quiotes, then leaving them in the field for a further three months to gain richness and more eventual concentration of flavor. Roasted with pine and oak, crushed using a tahona, and distilled in copper stills, the resulting mezcal opens with peppery, fruity aromas, and a distinct strawberry fruit leather note. The palate delivers much more savory character and a hint of smoky earth.
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Maestra mezcalera Margarita Blas and team employ the capón technique for this Espadín, cutting off the plants’ quiotes, then leaving them in the field for a further three months to gain richness and more eventual concentration of flavor. Roasted with pine and oak, crushed using a tahona, and distilled in copper stills, the resulting mezcal opens with peppery, fruity aromas, and a distinct strawberry fruit leather note. The palate delivers much more savory character and a hint of smoky earth.
Reviewed On: 05-28-2025
Maestra mezcalera Margarita Blas and team employ the capón technique for this Espadín, cutting off the plants’ quiotes, then leaving them in the field for a further three months to gain richness and more eventual concentration of flavor. Roasted with pine and oak, crushed using a tahona, and distilled in copper stills, the resulting mezcal opens with peppery, fruity aromas, and a distinct strawberry fruit leather note. The palate delivers much more savory character and a hint of smoky earth.
Reviewed On: 05-28-2025