MezcalVerse/La Tierra De Acre Acre Tobala Joven 750 ml
La Tierra De Acre Acre Tobala Joven 750 ml
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About this bottle
La Tierra de Acre Tobalá Joven is an unaged mezcal from Oaxaca, Mexico, made from wild Tobalá agave — a small, slow-growing variety prized for a more delicate, concentrated character than common Espadín. As a joven, it's bottled shortly after hand-distillation in copper stills, without the oak aging some listings for this bottle have mistakenly described. Expect a smoky-sweet profile with fruit and spice notes layered over the roasted agave base, lighter in body than an Espadín mezcal but no less smoky. It's a good choice for mezcal drinkers looking to explore single-agave wild varieties.
How to drink La Tierra de Acre Tobalá Joven
Sip it neat and slow in a copita — Tobalá's delicate character is easy to miss if you rush it. Keep any mixer minimal, like a splash of soda, if you want it in a drink at all.
Tasting notes
Nosesmoky-sweet, fruit
Palatefruit, spice, roasted agave
Finishsmoky
Specs
MezcalOaxaca, Mexico
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What's the best way to serve La Tierra de Acre Tobalá Joven?
Sip it neat from a small clay or glass copita at room temperature. Once opened, it keeps well for a year or more stored upright away from light.
What makes Tobalá agave different?
Tobalá is a small, slow-growing wild agave prized for a more delicate, concentrated character than the common cultivated Espadín, and it's less frequently bottled as a single-agave mezcal.
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