Derrumbes Oaxaca Mezcal
Derrumbes Oaxaca Mezcal
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Mexico with Derrumbes Oaxaca Mezcal, a premium spirit that embodies the artistry and tradition of mezcal production. Crafted with passion from the finest Espadin and Tobala agaves, each bottle captures the essence of the breathtaking valleys of Oaxaca, delivering a truly authentic experience.
Flavor Profile
Derrumbes Oaxaca is a symphony of flavors that will captivate your palate:
- Smoky Finish: The Espadin agave imparts a rich, smoky character that defines this mezcal.
- Subtle Sweetness: The addition of Tobala agave brings a delightful touch of sweetness.
- Rich Notes: Experience intricate layers of smoke, fruit, and earthy undertones that dance on your palate.
Aromatic Delight
The aroma of Derrumbes Oaxaca is an inviting blend of:
- Roasted agave
- Hints of oak
Smooth Texture
On the palate, this mezcal is characterized by a smooth and silky texture that glides effortlessly, complemented by a long finish that lingers, leaving a satisfying aftertaste of smoke and spices.
Perfect for Any Occasion
Whether enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as a unique addition to your favorite cocktail, Derrumbes Oaxaca Mezcal is an exceptional choice for both mezcal enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Elevate your drinking experience with this exquisite spirit that promises to leave a lasting impression.
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