Blanco/Gracias A Dios Espadin Joven 750 ml
Gracias A Dios Espadin Joven 750 ml
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About this bottle
Gracias A Dios Espadin Joven is a 100% Espadin mezcal produced in Oaxaca by a distillery that blends agave harvested at different maturities, mixing younger and older plants in the same batch to build more complexity than a single-harvest mezcal offers. Made using traditional pit-roasting, stone-mill or hand crushing, open fermentation, and copper-still distillation, it carries the classic mezcal profile of smoke and roasted agave, softened here by a smooth, gently sweet palate with fruit, herb, and spice notes. Bottled unaged as joven, it's built to be an accessible entry point into artisanal mezcal.
How to drink Gracias A Dios Espadin Joven
Sip it neat with orange slices, or use it in a mezcal Paloma where the fruit and herb notes carry through the grapefruit soda.
Tasting notes
Nosesmoke, roasted agave
Palatefruit, herb, spice
Finishsmooth, sweet
Specs
MezcalUnaged · Oaxaca, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
What's the traditional way to drink Gracias A Dios Espadin Joven?
Mezcal is typically sipped neat from a small clay or glass copita, often alongside orange slices and sal de gusano (worm salt) to play off the smoke. It's shelf-stable once opened and doesn't need refrigeration, just a tight cap and a spot out of direct light.
What cocktails work well with Gracias A Dios Espadín Joven?
Use it in a mezcal Paloma, where the fruit and herb notes carry through the grapefruit soda.
Where is Gracias A Dios Espadin Joven produced?
It's produced in Oaxaca, Mexico.
What should I know about Gracias A Dios?
Gracias A Dios blends agave harvested at different maturities in the same batch to build more complexity than a single-harvest mezcal.
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