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Cuishe & Madrecuishe/Bruxo No.4 Espadin Barril Cuishe Mezcal 750 ml
Bruxo No.4 Espadin Barril Cuishe Mezcal 750 ml
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About this bottle
Bruxo No.4 Espádín Barril Cuishe Mezcal is an artisanal ensamble mezcal from Oaxaca, Mexico, made from a blend of three agave varieties: Espádín, Barril and Cuishe. Each agave is roasted and distilled separately using traditional methods before blending, so the final spirit carries character from all three plants rather than a single agave's typical profile. Expect a smoky, earthy nose, a palate of citrus, roasted agave and light spice, and a warm, slightly herbal finish. It's suited to mezcal drinkers who want a more complex, layered sipping expression rather than a straightforward single-agave bottle.
How to drink Bruxo No.4
Sip it neat in a copita to follow how the three agaves separate on the palate, or use it in a mezcal Negroni if you want the smoke to carry through a cocktail.
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Mezcal
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How should this be served?
Best sipped neat in a copita or wide glass, not over ice, to appreciate the smoke and agave character.
What cocktails work well with mezcal?
It works well in a Mezcal Negroni or a smoky Margarita variation.
What makes an ensamble mezcal different?
An ensamble blends multiple agave varieties — here Espádín, Barril and Cuishe — rather than using just one, giving a more layered flavor than a single-agave mezcal.
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