400 Conejos Espadín Mezcal

In the town of Tlacolula, in Mexico's renowned state of Oaxaca, carefully selected Espadín agaves are harvested and then cooked in traditional volcanic earth pit ovens. The wood is lit and volcanic rocks are placed on top of it in a pyramid shape. The oven is covered with cloth and earth and the piñas are cooked for 3 to 5 days. Once cooked, the piñas are milled using a stone pulled by a horse. The fermentation process then takes place in a wooden tub. 400 Conejos® Mezcal is double-distilled in copper pot stills and then bottled to enjoy at 80 proof. Tasting notes: Color: Crystalline colorless with shiny silver nuances and great body. Aroma: Campfire and ash, accompanied by faint ripe fruits and light herbal notes. Flavor: Soft with hints of fresh wood that are subtly combined with sweet notes of cooked agave. Finish: A pleasant and smoky finish.