Del Maguey San Pablo 750 ml
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About this bottle
Del Maguey San Pablo Ameyaltepec is a single-village mezcal from Del Maguey, produced in the town of San Pablo Ameyaltepec in Puebla, Mexico — one of the few expressions in the Del Maguey lineup sourced outside Oaxaca. It's made in small batches using traditional methods and bottled at 47% ABV. The nose leads with tropical fruit, peach and banana alongside bright floral lilac and a touch of cream and caramel; the palate is smooth and complex, carrying that same tropical fruit and floral character through to a long, sweet-salty finish. A good pour for drinkers who already know Espadin mezcal and want to taste how much a single village can change the spirit.
How to drink Del Maguey San Pablo Ameyaltepec
Treat it like a sipping spirit rather than a mixer — a small copita at room temperature lets the lilac and stone-fruit character come through, and ice just mutes it. If you do want it in a cocktail, that floral profile holds up well in an Oaxacan Old Fashioned built with agave nectar instead of simple syrup.
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Mezcal94.0 proof · Puebla, Mexico
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How should Del Maguey San Pablo Ameyaltepec be served?
Sip it neat at room temperature in a small glass or copita — chilling or icing it mutes the floral and fruit character that makes single-village mezcal worth seeking out.
What cocktails work well with this mezcal?
Its floral, tropical-fruit profile holds up well in an Oaxacan Old Fashioned or a mezcal Negroni, where it stands in for the base spirit.
What village is this mezcal from?
It's produced in San Pablo Ameyaltepec, a town in Puebla, Mexico — one of the few Del Maguey village mezcals sourced from outside Oaxaca.
Who is Del Maguey?
Del Maguey is the mezcal brand credited with introducing single-village, artisanal mezcal to the U.S. market in the mid-1990s, working directly with village mezcaleros rather than a single large distillery.
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