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La Venenosa Raicilla Sur Sierra Volcanes De Jalisco (RED) 750 ml
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About this bottle
La Venenosa Raicilla Sur Sierra de Jalisco is an agave spirit from raicilla producer Sylvia Íuit Meza, made in the mountains of southern Jalisco rather than Oaxaca — raicilla is a distinct agave spirit tradition from mezcal, though it's often shelved alongside it. It's distilled from wild or semi-cultivated agave using small, traditional stills, with the specific agave varieties and production details varying by release and region within Jalisco. Expect an earthy, herbaceous spirit with real regional character, closer in spirit to a single-village mezcal than a mass-produced tequila. This bottling is aimed at drinkers already exploring agave spirits beyond tequila and mezcal.
How to drink La Venenosa Raicilla
Sip it neat in a small glass, the way you would a serious single-village mezcal — raicilla's regional character is the whole draw, so resist mixing it into a cocktail on a first bottle.
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MezcalJalisco, Mexico
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What is raicilla, and how is it different from mezcal?
Raicilla is a distinct Mexican agave spirit tradition from the mountains of Jalisco, not a mezcal, though it's often shelved alongside it since both are agave distillates made with traditional stills.
How should I serve it?
Neat, in a small glass, the way you'd taste a single-village mezcal — this is a sipping spirit meant to show regional character.
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