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A maguey is called a "capón" (castrated in Spanish) when the stalk (Quiote in Spanish) that shoots up from an agave plant when it's ready to reproduce and signals the eventual death of the agave plant, comes out and grows no more than 1 meter in height, it is cut (castrated). Once the quiote is capped, they are allowed to pass for at least 3 months before being harvested. In terms of quality, this is the highest quality in a maguey to make mezcal. Currently, and given the demand, the possibility of having a batch made only with maguey capón is rare, for this reason the distinction is made. These mezcals are usually much sweeter and more aromatic.
This is a very special batch from wild Maguey Tobalá (Agave seemanniana) from the South Sierra region of Oaxaca that took about 12 years to mature. Same process and quality as any other Real Minero expressions using a conical earthen oven, electric mill, fermentation in sabido wood vats using only wild yeast, double distilled in clay pot still and rested in glass for one month before bottling. Only 201 liters batch made in February 2022.
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