Añejo Mezcal from Oaxaca-based producers, Los Danzantes. This particular expression is made using the Espadín agave and spends 16 months maturing in oak barrels before being bottled (very handsomely indeed, by the way)
ABV: 46%
Made of espadín agave from the central valley of Oaxaca, production is entirely artisanal. Piñas are cooked over mesquite wood in an underground oven, called a ‘palenque,’ and the juice is distillated in a copper pot still under direct fire. Mildly sweet
Los Javis Cerrudo is made with agave Cerrudo in Santiago Matatlan, Oaxaca. The agave used to make this mezcal were roasted in an underground oven, crushed by horse drawn tahona, fermented with open air yeasts, and double distilled in a copper pot still.
Los Javis is a Oaxacan family owned and operated artisanal Mezcal distilled in the 'World Capital of Mezcal' Santiago Matatlán, Mexico. The story starts with two brothers, Javier and Jaime Mateo. In 1979, the brothers’ father, Javier Mateo, and his brothe
Los Javis Tepeztate is made with agave Tepeztate in Santiago Matatlan, Oaxaca. The agave used to make this mezcal were roasted in an underground oven, crushed by horse drawn tahona, fermented with open air yeasts, and double distilled in a copper pot stil