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La Venenosa Raicilla Costa De Jalisco (Green ) 750 ml

Costa de Jalisco, Mexico
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About this bottle

La Venenosa Raicilla is made from agave grown along the coast of Jalisco, Mexico, using raicilla, a traditional agave spirit distinct from both tequila and mezcal with its own regional identity and production methods rooted in the Jalisco coast and sierra. The coastal style tends to run lighter and more vegetal than mountain raicilla, with green, herbal agave notes and a mineral edge rather than heavy smoke. It's a spirit for adventurous agave drinkers who already know tequila and mezcal and want to explore a lesser-known regional category, best approached neat to appreciate what makes raicilla different from its more famous cousins.

How to drink La Venenosa Raicilla Costa de Jalisco

Sip it neat in a small glass the way you would an artisanal mezcal, rather than mixing it into a cocktail that would bury its regional character. If you want a simple mixed drink, a splash of grapefruit soda is a common coastal Jalisco serve.

Tasting notes
Nose
Palategreen, herbal, mineral
Finish
Specs

MezcalCosta de Jalisco, Mexico

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What's the best way to serve La Venenosa Raicilla?

Sip it neat at room temperature in a small glass; like mezcal, it's meant to be tasted slowly rather than mixed.

What is raicilla?

A traditional agave spirit from Jalisco, distinct from both tequila and mezcal, made in the coastal and highland regions of the state from wild and cultivated agave varieties not used for tequila.

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