Good stuff. Great for those getting into high prof agave spirits.
Smoke and oak aroma. Some smoke and agave alongside earthiness on the flavor. Pepper finish with the smoke lingering.
Sample Pour. I liked this a lot
Sample Pour
Very mezcal like. Smokey
What a wild ride. Unlike any other tequila I’ve had. Very similar profile to a solid Cuishe mezcal. A little hot on the nose, but calmer in the palette. The finish is money.
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As others have mentioned, this is a nice bridge between mezcal and tequila. Aroma of smoke, citrus, cooked agave, alcohol (55% abv) and tropical fruit. Flavor of smoke, cooked agave, black pepper, alcohol, citrus and tropical fruit. Long finish.