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Ensamble/Anillos Mezcal Ensamble 750ml
Anillos Mezcal Ensamble 750ml
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About this bottle
Anillos Mezcal Ensamble blends two wild agaves — Tepeztate and Tobalá — cooked and distilled by Master Mezcalero Juan Hernández Méndez in Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca. Ensamble means blend, and this one lets both agaves keep their character rather than smoothing them into one note: Tepeztate brings a green, mineral edge and long maturation, Tobalá adds floral lift and spice. Bottled at 44% ABV, it drinks with more intensity than a standard espadín mezcal, smoky but not one-dimensional. This is a small-production, artisanal spirit — treat it like one. Sip it neat in a copita, no chaser needed.
How to drink Anillos Mezcal Ensamble
Sip it neat in a copita and let the Tepeztate and Tobalá trade places across the palate rather than rushing it — at 44% ABV it holds up fine without a chaser.
Tasting notes
NoseMineral, green agave, smoke
PalateFloral, spice, smoky depth
FinishLong, earthy
Specs
Mezcal88 proof · Mash bill: Tepeztate and Tobalá agave blend · Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should I drink Anillos Mezcal Ensamble?
Sip it neat in a copita and let the two agaves trade places across the palate rather than rushing it — at 44% ABV it holds up fine without a chaser.
What is an ensamble?
Ensamble means blend — this one combines two wild agaves, Tepeztate and Tobalá, letting each keep its own character rather than smoothing them into one note.
What's the ABV?
44%, more intense than a standard espadín mezcal.
Who makes it?
Master Mezcalero Juan Hernández Méndez, in Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca.
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