Mezcal/La Venenosa Raicilla Sierra Occidental De Jalisco 750 ml

La Venenosa Raicilla Sierra Occidental De Jalisco 750 ml

Jalisco · 90 Proof
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About this bottle

La Venenosa Raicilla Sierra Occidental de Jalisco is a raicilla — a wild agave spirit distinct from tequila, made in the mountains of western Jalisco rather than the Tequila DOC. La Venenosa, founded by Sylvia Iglesias-Philippe, works with small-batch producers using traditional pot stills and wild or semi-cultivated agave varieties native to the sierra. Expect an earthy, herbal, high-proof spirit with a raw, rustic character, typically bottled between 40 and 50 percent ABV — closer to a rustic mezcal than a polished tequila.

How to drink La Venenosa Raicilla

Sip it neat in a small copita, the way it's traditionally drunk in the sierra — its rustic, wild-agave character isn't meant to be smoothed out with a mixer.

Tasting notes
Noseearthy, herbal
Palateraw, rustic, high-proof
Finishwarm
Specs

Mezcal90 proof · None (unaged, pot still) · Jalisco

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve La Venenosa Raicilla?

Neat, in a small clay or glass cup, sipped slowly — this is a rustic, unaged agave spirit meant to be tasted rather than mixed.

What cocktails work well with La Venenosa Raicilla?

It's increasingly used as a mezcal substitute in a Paloma or agave-forward cocktail, though many drinkers prefer it neat.

What is raicilla?

A wild agave spirit from Jalisco's coastal and mountain regions, distinct from tequila and mezcal, traditionally distilled in small pot stills from wild agave.

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