Arroqueño/Banhez Mezcal Artesalnal Joven Mahuey Arroqueno 750 ml
Banhez Mezcal Artesalnal Joven Mahuey Arroqueno 750 ml
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Banhez Mezcal Artesanal Joven Mahuey Arroqueno is a mezcal made from 100% agave mahuey arroqueno. This mezcal is produced in the small village of San Juan del Rio, Oaxaca, Mexico. It is made using traditional methods, including the use of a tahona wheel to crush the agave. The mezcal is double distilled in copper stills and aged for six months in oak barrels. The result is a smooth, smoky, and slightly sweet mezcal with notes of citrus, herbs, and spices. Enjoy it neat or in a variety of cocktails.
How to drink Banhez Arroqueno Maguey
Take it neat in a copita to let the arroqueño agave's citrus and herb notes come through the light oak rest. It also mixes well into a mezcal Paloma if you want something more casual.
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MezcalOak · Oaxaca, Mexico
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How should I drink Banhez Arroqueno Mezcal?
Sipped neat in a small copita at room temperature, traditionally with orange slices and salt on the side.
What is Arroqueño maguey?
A large, slow-maturing wild agave that can take over a decade to reach harvest — this bottling rests six months in oak after distillation, which is unusual for a joven mezcal.
Who makes Banhez Mezcal?
Banhez is produced by a cooperative of small-scale agave farming families in Oaxaca's Ejutla and Miahuatlán districts, rather than a single distillery.
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