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Espadín/El Buho El Buho Capon Espadin Especial Mezcal Artesanal Joven 750 ml
El Buho El Buho Capon Espadin Especial Mezcal Artesanal Joven 750 ml
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About this bottle
El Buho Capón Espadín Especial is a joven (unaged) mezcal from Oaxaca, Mexico, made from Espadín agave using traditional artisanal production — roasted in earthen pits, crushed, and distilled in small batches. Because it's bottled young rather than rested in wood, the spirit shows mezcal's characteristic smoke front and center, layered over the vegetal, slightly sweet character of Espadín agave. Expect a smoky, earthy nose with citrus and pepper notes on the palate. It's built for mezcal drinkers who want an authentic, unaged expression of the region's traditional production methods.
How to drink El Buho Mezcal
Sip it neat in a small copita glass to take in the smoke and agave character the way it's traditionally served in Oaxaca. A wedge of orange with a little sal de gusano (worm salt) on the side is the classic accompaniment if you want one.
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Mezcal
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What agave is El Buho Capón Espadín made from?
It's made from Espadín agave, the most widely used agave variety in mezcal production.
What does 'Joven' mean on a mezcal label?
Joven means 'young' — the mezcal is unaged and bottled shortly after distillation, so it shows the spirit's smoky character without oak influence.
How is mezcal traditionally served?
Neat, in a small glass, often with a wedge of orange and a pinch of sal de gusano (worm salt) on the side.
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