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Mezcal/Burrito Fiestero Mezcal Ancestral Joven Tepemete 750 ml
Burrito Fiestero Mezcal Ancestral Joven Tepemete 750 ml
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About this bottle
Burrito Fiestero Mezcal Ancestral Joven Tepemete is a small-batch mezcal from Mexico, made using ancestral methods — agave hearts roasted in underground pit ovens, crushed by a stone tahona wheel, and distilled in copper pot stills. The Tepemete designation points to the specific wild agave used for this joven (unaged) release, giving it a different profile than more common espadín-based mezcals. Expect the smoke, roasted agave, and vegetal notes typical of pit-oven production, unaged and bottled at natural intensity. Exact ABV and regional details for this bottling aren't independently confirmed. It suits mezcal drinkers looking to explore agave varieties beyond the mainstream.
How to drink Burrito Fiestero Tepemete Mezcal
Sip it neat in a copita to take in the smoke and roasted agave, with an orange slice and worm salt on the side in the traditional Oaxacan style rather than lime.
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How should I drink this mezcal?
Sip it neat in a copita with an orange slice and worm salt on the side, the traditional Oaxacan way, rather than lime.
What does the Tepemete name refer to?
Tepemete is the specific wild agave variety used for this release, which gives it a different profile than the more common espadín-based mezcals.
How is it made?
It's produced using ancestral methods — agave hearts roasted in underground pit ovens, crushed with a stone tahona wheel, and distilled in copper pot stills.
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