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Montelobos
Mezcal
Espadín

What does Mezcal Espadín taste like?

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Espadín

Montelobos Espadín was created with the aim of showing the complex but perfect balance between the four basic flavor profiles in artisanal mezcal: green agave, cooked agave, smoke and wild fermentation.

Color: Crystalline with pearl sparkles.
Nose: Damp earth, freshly cut grass, honey, citrus, asparagus and smoke.
Taste: Perfect balance between cooked and green maguey, nuts, herbacity and smoke.

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What does Mezcal Espadín taste like?

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Espadín

Color: Crystalline with pearl sparkles.
Nose: Damp earth, freshly cut grass, honey, citrus, asparagus and smoke.
Taste: Perfect balance between cooked and green maguey, nuts, herbacity and smoke.

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MEZCAL ESPADÍN PRODUCTION PROCESS

PRODUCTION PLACE

Palenque Montelobos (NOM-0156X), Rancho Loma Larga, Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca.

MAESTRO MEZCALERO

Third distillation with turkey by Iván Saldaña and Guadalupe García.

TYPE OF AGAVE AND CULTIVATION
Organically cultivated Espadìn.
TYPE OF COOKING
Conical underground stone pit oven fuelled with encino and pine wood.
MILLING
Milled with a traditional single stone tahona pulled by mule.
FERMENTATION
Wild fermentation in open pine wood vats (not yeast or nutrient added).
DISTILLATION
Copper still distillation heated with direct firewood.

THE ESPADÍN RITUAL

ENJOY MONTELOBOSTHEWAYIT WAS MEANTTO BE ENJOYED.

According to Mexican tradition, drinking agave-based spirits with homemade salts and seasonal fruits enhances the spirit. Our Custom Salt Serve is a tribute to the traditional combination of orange slices and chile salt, the perfect fusion of our regional cuisine and unique terroir of our spirit.

Montelobos Espadín was created to enhance the complex, yet perfect balance of the four basic flavors in artisanal mezcal: green agave, cooked agave, smoke and wild fermentation. The artisanal salt highlights the green agave and smoke.

The perfect combination of Espadín mezcal is:

With avocado salt and green or yellow tomatoes to bring out the herbaceous notes of green agave from the wild and fresh cut grass.
With hibiscus salt and red tomatoes to bring out the earthy, ashy, smoky notes of firewood.

Montelobos Mezcal Espadín

What does Mezcal Espadín taste like?

What does Mezcal Espadín taste like?

MEZCAL ESPADÍN PRODUCTION PROCESS

PRODUCTION PLACE

MAESTRO MEZCALERO

TYPE OF AGAVE AND CULTIVATION

TYPE OF COOKING

MILLING

FERMENTATION

DISTILLATION

THE ESPADÍN RITUAL

Montelobos
Mezcal
Espadín