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The Producer Espadin Maguey Joven 1 L

Oaxaca, Mexico
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About this bottle

The Producer Espadin Maguey Joven is an unaged mezcal made from Espadin, the most widely cultivated agave used in mezcal production, from a small palenque in Oaxaca, Mexico. Following traditional methods, the agave hearts are roasted in an underground pit oven, crushed, fermented in open wooden vats, and double-distilled in copper stills — a process that leaves the mezcal with a pronounced smoky character straight from the earthen roast. Bottled joven, or unaged, it shows that smoke alongside earthy, citrus, and black-pepper notes without any barrel influence softening the edges. This is a mezcal for drinkers who want the traditional style unfiltered by wood.

How to drink The Producer Espadin Maguey Joven

Sip it neat in a small copita to let the pit-roast smoke lead — mezcal like this loses character fast over ice. An orange slice dusted with sal de gusano on the side is the traditional accompaniment, not a mixer.

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MezcalOaxaca, Mexico

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How should I drink The Producer Espadín Maguey Joven?

Sip it neat in a small copita glass, the traditional way to drink mezcal, rather than over ice or as a shot.

What does 'joven' mean for this mezcal?

It means unaged — the mezcal is bottled straight after distillation, so the smoky character from the underground pit roast comes through unfiltered by any barrel time.

How is this mezcal made?

Following traditional Oaxacan methods: the Espadín agave hearts are roasted in an underground pit oven, crushed, fermented in open wooden vats, and double-distilled in copper stills.

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