Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Vago Espadin Barriga Gold label 750 ml
Vago Espadin Barriga Gold label 750 ml
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About this bottle
Vago Espadín Barriga Gold Label is a small-batch mezcal from the Vago line, made by traditional palenque producers in Oaxaca using 100% Espadín agave. The "Barriga" name references maestro mezcalero Aquilino García López, known within the Vago portfolio for his particular style of pit-roasted, tahona-crushed production. Vago has built a strong reputation among mezcal enthusiasts for sourcing from individual named producers rather than blending anonymous batches, so each release reflects one palenque's specific technique. Expect a smoky, earthy nose with citrus and honeyed sweetness, a smooth palate carrying that same smoke, and a long, warm, ashy finish. A serious sipping mezcal for someone past the entry-level bottles.
How to drink Vago Espadín Barriga
Sip it neat in a copita, ideally with orange slices and sal de gusano on the side, in the traditional Oaxacan style — this bottle is too specific to mix away.
Tasting notes
Nosesmoke, earthy, citrus, honey
Palatesmooth, smoky
Finishlong, warm, ashy
Specs
Mezcal94 proof · unaged · Oaxaca, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Vago Espadín Barriga?
Sip it neat, slowly, in a small copita or rocks glass — traditional palenque-style mezcal is meant to be savored, not shot.
What does 'Barriga' refer to on this bottle?
It references maestro mezcalero Aquilino García López, known within the Vago portfolio for his particular style of pit-roasted, tahona-crushed production.
Where is Vago Espadín Barriga made?
It's a small-batch mezcal from Oaxaca, Mexico, made from 100% Espadín agave by traditional palenque producers.
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