Nuestra Santiago Mezcal

Name: Nuestra Santiago Mezcal
Brand: Nuestra Soledad
SKU: 214353 eRNDC
Price: 60.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$60.99 USD

Size

750 ML

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Nuestra Santiago Mezcal is a true embodiment of the rich traditions and artistry that define Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, as the heart of mezcal production. This mezcal pays homage to the heritage of this rural town, where the Cortés family harvests Espadín agave with care and reverence. Nestled at an elevation of 5,500-5,900 feet in a picturesque mountain canyon, this mezcal is crafted amid stunning vistas and nurtured alongside wild outcrops of Tepeztate, Tobalá, and Coyote agaves. Mezcalero Gregorio Martinez Jarquín, a seasoned artisan with deep roots in Santiago Matatlán, leads the production of Nuestra Santiago Mezcal. With every sip, you'll experience the essence of this mezcal's birthplace, where tradition, passion, and nature converge to create a distinctive and memorable spirit.

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Tasting Notes

Nuestra Santiago Mezcal offers a sensory journey that captures the soul of Santiago Matatlán. On the nose, you'll encounter a rich and earthy bouquet, with notes of roasted agave, wood smoke, and a subtle hint of citrus zest. As you take your first sip, your palate is greeted by a harmonious blend of flavors. The initial sweetness of ripe agave is balanced beautifully by a smoky undertone, reminiscent of an open wood-fire pit. A touch of herbal complexity emerges, with hints of mint and eucalyptus, lending a refreshing quality to the mezcal. The finish is long and satisfying, leaving behind a gentle warmth and a lingering memory of the rugged terrain and agave fields of Santiago Matatlán.