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Complice Agave Angustifolia 750 ml

Oaxaca, Mexico
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About this bottle

Cómplice Agave Angustifolia is a mezcal made from Agave angustifolia, more commonly known as Espadín — the most widely used agave species in mezcal production — grown and distilled in Oaxaca, Mexico using traditional methods: agave hearts roasted in earthen pits, crushed, fermented, and distilled in small copper or clay stills. Expect the smoky, earthy character typical of pit-roasted mezcal, with cooked agave sweetness and mineral notes underneath. It's a solid introduction to mezcal for drinkers moving over from tequila who want to taste real smoke and roasted agave character.

How to drink Cómplice Agave Angustifolia

Sip it neat in a copita alongside orange slices and sal de gusano, the traditional Oaxacan way to serve mezcal. It also works well in a Mezcal Negroni if you want the smoke to carry through a stirred cocktail.

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MezcalOaxaca, Mexico

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What's the best way to serve Cómplice Agave Angustifolia?

Sip it neat in a small copita or tequila glass alongside orange slices, the traditional way mezcal is served in Oaxaca.

What cocktails work well with Cómplice Agave Angustifolia?

It makes a good Mezcal Negroni or Oaxaca Old Fashioned, where the smoke plays well against sweet vermouth or agave syrup.

What agave is used in Cómplice Agave Angustifolia?

It's made from Agave angustifolia, commonly called Espadín, the most widely used agave species in mezcal production, roasted in earthen pits before fermentation and distillation.

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