Rating 93
Style
Produced In Mexico
ABV 54.6%
Availability Year Round
Price $200.00 
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Reviewed 2025-05-28

Los Perdidos Tepeztate Aged 4 Months in Cognac Cask Review

While aging in oak casks, especially those that formerly housed other spirits, isn’t traditional in mezcal production, it’s becoming increasingly common, particularly for export markets. When done with intentionality and a deft hand, some might argue that it increases the overall satisfaction from the drinking experience, and this reposado provides a shining example. Bottled at barrel-strength 54.6 percent ABV, oak complements the 20+ year old, clay-pot-distilled agave like a subtle perfume. Classic Tepeztate aromas of green vegetables and fresh fruits define the nose, with chalky earthiness the more prominent profile on the palate. All the while, gentle dried fruits and light oak run throughout.

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Los Perdidos Tepeztate Aged 4 Months in Cognac Cask
While aging in oak casks, especially those that formerly housed other spirits, isn’t traditional in mezcal production, it’s becoming increasingly common, particularly for export markets. When done with intentionality and a deft hand, some might argue that it increases the overall satisfaction from the drinking experience, and this reposado provides a shining example. Bottled at barrel-strength 54.6 percent ABV, oak complements the 20+ year old, clay-pot-distilled agave like a subtle perfume. Classic Tepeztate aromas of green vegetables and fresh fruits define the nose, with chalky earthiness the more prominent profile on the palate. All the while, gentle dried fruits and light oak run throughout.

Reviewed On: 05-28-2025
93
POINTS
Los Perdidos Tepeztate Aged 4 Months in Cognac Cask
While aging in oak casks, especially those that formerly housed other spirits, isn’t traditional in mezcal production, it’s becoming increasingly common, particularly for export markets. When done with intentionality and a deft hand, some might argue that it increases the overall satisfaction from the drinking experience, and this reposado provides a shining example. Bottled at barrel-strength 54.6 percent ABV, oak complements the 20+ year old, clay-pot-distilled agave like a subtle perfume. Classic Tepeztate aromas of green vegetables and fresh fruits define the nose, with chalky earthiness the more prominent profile on the palate. All the while, gentle dried fruits and light oak run throughout.

Reviewed On: 05-28-2025