Arroqueño/Mal Bien Jabali-Arroqueño-Bicuixe Felipe + Ageo Cortes Mengoli De Morelos
Mal Bien Jabali-Arroqueño-Bicuixe Felipe + Ageo Cortes Mengoli De Morelos
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About this bottle
This Mal Bien release is an ensamble mezcal made from three agave species, Jabalí, Arroqueño, and Bicuixe, distilled by palenqueros Felipe and Ageo Cortes in Morelos, Oaxaca. Mal Bien is known for working directly with individual small producers and naming them on the label rather than blending anonymously, and combining three distinct agaves aims for a layered complexity beyond any single variety. Expect smoke, roasted agave, and a shifting mix of earthy, mineral, and herbal notes from the blend, with a dry, long finish. It suits mezcal drinkers deep enough into the category to appreciate producer-specific, multi-agave bottlings.
How to drink Mal Bien Jabalí-Arroqueño-Bicuixe
Sip it neat in a small clay or glass cup to let the three agaves' layered character unfold slowly.
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Mezcal
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What is an ensamble mezcal?
It's a mezcal made from more than one agave species, here combining Jabalí, Arroqueño, and Bicuixe, aiming for more complexity than a single-varietal bottling.
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