Mezcal/La Venenosa La Venenosa Raicilla Costa de Jalisco 200ml

La Venenosa La Venenosa Raicilla Costa de Jalisco 200ml

Jalisco, Mexico
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About this bottle

La Venenosa Raicilla Costa de Jalisco is a raicilla, a traditional agave spirit from the coastal region of Jalisco, distinct from both tequila and mezcal despite the shared agave base. La Venenosa is one of the best-known bottlers bringing regional raicilla to a wider audience, sourcing from small, traditional producers along Jalisco's coast rather than distilling itself. Raicilla from the coast tends to run brighter and more tropical than the mountain-region styles, reflecting the wild or semi-wild agaves and local production methods specific to that stretch of coastline. Distilled at 40-55% ABV depending on the batch, it's an earthy, herbal spirit built for drinkers looking to explore Mexican agave spirits beyond the usual tequila and mezcal.

How to drink La Venenosa Raicilla Costa de Jalisco

Sip it neat in a small glass, the traditional way, to taste the coastal region's specific agave character. It's a regional specialty spirit, so skip mixing it into a cocktail.

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MezcalJalisco, Mexico

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Questions about this bottle

How should I drink La Venenosa Raicilla?

Sipped neat in a small copita, the way raicilla is traditionally served in the highlands of Jalisco.

Is raicilla the same as mezcal or tequila?

No — raicilla is its own agave spirit category, made in western Jalisco with its own legal designation, distinct from both tequila (blue agave only) and mezcal (mostly Oaxacan).

What does "Costa de Jalisco" mean for this bottling?

La Venenosa bottles raicilla by specific micro-region rather than blending across producers, and this release is sourced from the coastal Costa de Jalisco area, distinct from the brand's mountain (Sierra) releases.

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