Ensamble/Perro Verde Ensamble 700 ml

Perro Verde Ensamble 700 ml

Oaxaca, Mexico
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About this bottle
Perro Verde Ensamble is a blended mezcal made from more than one agave variety rather than a single-varietal expression, with "ensamble" being the Spanish term for that kind of blend within mezcal production. Blending agave types lets producers combine different flavor characteristics — one variety's sweetness against another's mineral or wild edge — into a more layered final spirit than a single-agave bottling typically offers. Produced in Oaxaca using traditional pit-roasting, open-vat fermentation, and copper-pot distillation, it carries mezcal's signature smoke alongside a more complex fruit-and-earth profile from the varietal blend. It's suited to sipping neat for anyone who wants to taste that added complexity.

How to drink Perro Verde Ensamble

Sip it neat in a copita to catch the layered character the agave blend is built for — this isn't a mezcal to bury in a mixer. Take it slow; ensamble bottlings reward patience more than single-varietal mezcal does.

Tasting notes
Nosesmoke, fruit
Palateearthy, layered agave
Finishcomplex
Specs

Mezcalunaged · Oaxaca, Mexico

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How should I serve Perro Verde Ensamble?

Sip it neat in a small copita or glass at room temperature.

What cocktails work well with Perro Verde Ensamble?

Its layered agave character holds up well in a mezcal Margarita or a Naked and Famous.

What does 'ensamble' mean?

Ensamble is the Spanish term for a mezcal blended from more than one agave variety, letting producers combine different characteristics — one variety's sweetness against another's mineral or wild edge — into a more layered spirit than a single-agave bottling.

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