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Espadín/Negra Soledad Soledad Espadín 750 ml
Negra Soledad Soledad Espadín 750 ml
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About this bottle
Negra Soledad Espadín is a joven mezcal made from 100% Espadín agave in San Juan del Río, Oaxaca, Mexico, double-distilled in copper stills. Bottled at roughly 42.7% ABV, it carries the smoky, earthy character typical of Oaxacan mezcal alongside a sweeter fruit note underneath. The palate is smooth rather than aggressive for a copper-still mezcal, with the smoke sitting in the background rather than dominating, and a finish that lingers with a touch of spice. It's an approachable entry point into Espadín mezcal for someone who wants the category's signature smoke without the sharper edges some cask-rested or ancestral styles carry.
How to drink Negra Soledad Espadín
Sip it neat in a small copita or wide-mouthed glass — mezcal's aroma is part of the point, and ice mutes it. If you do want it mixed, it makes a solid smoky swap for tequila in a Paloma.
Specs
Mezcal85.4 proof · Oaxaca, Mexico
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Questions about this bottle
How should mezcal be served?
Neat, at room temperature, in a small glass — mezcal is meant to be sipped slowly rather than shot, and its aroma is part of the experience.
What cocktails work with this mezcal?
A Mezcal Paloma with grapefruit soda is the easiest swap-in, and it also works in a Mezcal Negroni if you want smoke behind the bitterness.
What agave is used in this mezcal?
It's made from 100% Espadín agave, double-distilled in copper stills in San Juan del Río, Oaxaca.
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