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Mezcal Legendario Domingo
Cenizo 47% 750ml

Mezcal Legendario Domingo Cupreata 47% 750ml – Guerrero

Mezcal Legendario Domingo ensamble 47% 750ml – Michoacan

Mezcal Legendario Domingo Espadin 48% 750ml – Oaxaca

Oaxaca,
San Luis del Rio

 

Oaxaca is the epicenter of mezcal in the country and without a doubt it’s a world carved in legends, green quarry, black clay and of course agave.

 

 

Agave: Maguey espadín (Angustifolia Haw)

 

Tasting Note: Ripe citric aromas, a notorious presence of cooked agave and alcohol. In the mouth, earth followed by a sweet and fruity flavor derived from the tropical fruits of the region.

 

Crafting Family:: Velasco Family

Oaxaca,

Espadín azul

 

 

Selected Markets

 

 

The softest expression of our hand made espadín mezcal, crafted in the same way as our traditional well-known orange label, bottled at 42 ABV

 

 

Agave: Maguey espadín (Angustifolia Haw)

 

Tasting Note: a delicious sweet aromas, followed by a soft presence of smoke and alcohol. In the mouth, earth, citrus and fresh fruit flavor derived from the tropical fruits of the region.

 

Crafting Family:: Velasco Family

San Luis Potosi,
Santa Isabel

 

Our first mezcal from the Potosi highlands, produced in a traditional way in a 100 year old Hacienda style factory, which reflects the tradition of this area, with its unique techniques and materials such as quarry, produce a delicious desert mezcal made with wild green maguey.

Agaves, assembly of: Maguey verde (Agave Salmiana)

 

Tasting note: Pending

 

Creafting family: Hernandez Family

Durango,
Nombre de Dios

 

Durango, in the northern part of the country, distances itself from the traditional production areas to build its own legacy and identity between the mountains and the desert, with its own techniques where its lands and magueyes produce unique mezcals.

 

 

Agave: Maguey Cenizo (Agave Durangensis)

 

Tasting Note: Lactics aromas such as sweet candy, butter, followed by a light smokiness. In mout the sweetens and wood remains with a hint of alcohol at the end.

 

Crafting Family: Colón Family

Guerrero,
Mazatlán

 

It is said that Guerrero is one of the cradles of agriculture in this continent, and this creates an unbeatable precedent for the agave that grows there

 

 

Agave: Maguey Papalote (Agave Cupreata)

 

Tasting Note: Elegant woods such as cedar, green pepper, cloves and tobacco. On the palate green flavors, persistence, pleasant smoked note and balanced alcohols.

 

Crafting Family: Obregón Family

Michoacán,
Pie de la Meza

 

Michoacán is a land covered in mystery where things become infinite. There, the customs and history are encapsulated in a mezcal that delights us with each drink.

 

 

Agaves, blend or ensamble of two agaves: Maguey Manso Sahuayo (Agave Sp.) y Maguey Alto (Agave Inaequidens)

 

Tasting Note: Acetones, nuts such as hazelnuts and toasted peanuts, almonds and pine, green apples and ripe pineapple. Subtly smoked and elegant. In the palate, a warm body, constant and pleasant acidity that generates a balance.

 

Crafting Family: Pérez Family

Process

Harvest

 

Mature piñas are selected, which for more than 8 years have remained in the field. Cut leaves or pencas of the heart of the maguey with axes and machetes.

Process

Cooking

 

The oven is lit the day before at night with dry tepehuaje wood where the river stones are heated. The next morning wet bagasse is added to the stones and later the pineapples split into halves and thirds, the oven is covered with sacks and soil. The goal is for the maguey sugars to be transformed into fermentable sugars.

Process

Milling

 

The maguey is chopped into smaller pieces to be ground with the tahona  pulled by horse, fibers and juices are obtained.

Process

Fermentation

 

In pine and sabino tubs or tinas, the mashed maguey and spring water are added, where the microorganisms will naturally converted into a fermented mosto until the tepache as known in the community is obtained. Natural and native yeasts in the region play a very important role in this process which goes from 7 to 10 days.

Process

Distillation

 

Once the tepache is ready, the mostos are heated and condensed. The copper stills are loaded to distill 2 times, the first, you get a product called ordinario, then it is again distilled to rectify and get a tasty mezcal

Process

Bottling & Labeling

 

Each bottle is carefully hand filled, labeled and numbered carefully with lots of love. They’re after packed and sent to their destinations to be enjoyed.

Cocktails

#Domingroni

Ingredients
1 part mezcal Legendario Domingo espadín
1 part red vermouth
1 part Campari
1 slice of orange

 

Preparation:
Chill the glass with ice
Add ingredients to mixing glass
Pour into the glass, add 1 large cube of ice, add orange slice
Garnish with orange peel
Enjoy

Cocktails

#LegendTonic

Ingredients
1.5 oz Mezcal Legendario Domingo espadín
1 slice of grapefruit
Grapefruit Bitter
Tonic Water
1 Rosemary Sprig

Preparation: Chill the glass with ice, macerate the slice of grapefruit, pour the mezcal, add ice, add 3/4 tonic water, beat slowly. Garnish with another half slice of grapefruit and 1 sprig of rosemary.

Cocktails

Naranjada with Mezcal

Ingredients
2 oz Mezcal Legendario Domingo espadín
Juice of 1 orange
Mineral water
Agave Syrup
Fresh Basil Leaves

PreparationAdd the orange juice in 1 mixing bowl and mix with the mezcal. Squeeze glass with worm salt, pour into highball glass, add the agave syrup and mineral water Garnish with fresh basil.

Cocktails

Mezcucumber

Ingredients:
2oz Mezcal Legendario Domingo espadín
1 Cucumber
.5oz de Green Lemon
1 Pinch of salt

Preparación: Add all ingredients in 1 shaker, macerate ingredients together. Shake with ice. Pour and strain into glass, add 1 slice of cucumber, enjoy.

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