Zignum Mezcal Silver Tequila - 750ML
Discover Zignum Mezcal Silver Tequila - 750ML
Experience the vibrant spirit of Zignum Mezcal Silver Tequila, a modern interpretation of a classic mezcal crafted from 100% espadin agave. This exceptional mezcal stands out due to its innovative production methods that enhance its unique flavor profile.
Key Features:
- Uniquely Cooked: Unlike traditional mezcals, Zignum Silver Tequila is cooked in wooden ovens, resulting in a smooth and citrusy taste that sets it apart from the typical smoky profiles.
- Double Distilled: Our mezcal undergoes a meticulous double distillation process in copper pot stills, ensuring a refined spirit of the highest quality.
- Naturally Fresh: Bottled without aging, Zignum Silver Tequila captures the natural essence and aroma of the agave, offering an authentic tasting experience.
Flavor Profile:
Originating from the heart of Oaxaca, Mexico, this Silver Tequila boasts an ABV of 40% with a delightful combination of:
- Smoothness
- Citrusy notes
- Freshness
- Sweet undertones
Zignum Mezcal Silver Tequila is the perfect choice for both mezcal enthusiasts and those eager to explore unique spirits. Enjoy the essence of agave in every sip and elevate your drinking experience. Remember to enjoy responsibly. For more information on alcohol consumption and associated risks, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
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