herbs
cinnamon
zesty
sweet
smoky
black pepper
lime juice
bitter
agave
La Escondida
Mezcal
Tasting Notes
Appearance / Color
Clear.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Wet herbs and raw cinnamon.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Crisp, herbal, and slick with a hint of zest.
Finish
Smooth, subtle, and soothing.
Flavour spiral
Herbs, smoky, zesty, cinnamon, agave, sweet, black pepper, bitter, lime juice.
Clear.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Wet herbs and raw cinnamon.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Crisp, herbal, and slick with a hint of zest.
Finish
Smooth, subtle, and soothing.
Flavour spiral
Herbs, smoky, zesty, cinnamon, agave, sweet, black pepper, bitter, lime juice.
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The Mexican take on smokiness.
Grand Mezcal makes only one thing — so far. They make their La Escondida Mezcal the old school way. And they are a new company to boot. But their first offering is top notch. So how new are they? Well, they founded their first release with a crowdfunding campaign back in 2014. People believed in their story and bought the first release of product on spec! No one was disappointed.
La Escondida Mezcal was crafted about 800 km farther north — just across the state line of Jalisco — it would be a fine, premium Tequila. Seriously… it has all of the elements. It is made from 100% Espadín “blue” agave that is hand harvested and slow-roasted on native woods and lava stones. Then it is crushed under a stone wheel and fermented and aged in oak.
Sure … there are some bottles of cheap liquor out there hiding crap-ohol under the guise of a Mescal label and pickled grubs. But this, my friend, ain’t that. La Escondida Mezcal is top of the line muy puro Mexican spirits whose only crime was being born on the Southside of some line on a map drawn by a government bureaucrat. So if you are looking for a solid, premium “Tequila-like” shot of south-of-the-border awesome … WAY south of the border … then get your manos on a bottle of La Escondida Mezcal now.
Grand Mezcal makes only one thing — so far. They make their La Escondida Mezcal the old school way. And they are a new company to boot. But their first offering is top notch. So how new are they? Well, they founded their first release with a crowdfunding campaign back in 2014. People believed in their story and bought the first release of product on spec! No one was disappointed.
La Escondida Mezcal was crafted about 800 km farther north — just across the state line of Jalisco — it would be a fine, premium Tequila. Seriously… it has all of the elements. It is made from 100% Espadín “blue” agave that is hand harvested and slow-roasted on native woods and lava stones. Then it is crushed under a stone wheel and fermented and aged in oak.
Sure … there are some bottles of cheap liquor out there hiding crap-ohol under the guise of a Mescal label and pickled grubs. But this, my friend, ain’t that. La Escondida Mezcal is top of the line muy puro Mexican spirits whose only crime was being born on the Southside of some line on a map drawn by a government bureaucrat. So if you are looking for a solid, premium “Tequila-like” shot of south-of-the-border awesome … WAY south of the border … then get your manos on a bottle of La Escondida Mezcal now.
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StyleMezcal
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RegionOaxaca
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CountryMexico
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Alcohol40%
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DistilleryLa Escondida
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BottlerLa Escondida
La Escondida
Mezcal
(0.7l, 40%)
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of La Escondida Mezcal
Stephen,
Clear like water, but thicker. The nose is smokey with floral notes. That tequila taste is up front, and then the smoke comes through. Extremely smooth - no limes needed! ''Tis my first Mezcal - excellent.
Jason,
Fucking fantastic
William,
Loved the sample dram but now can't find it anywhere !
Armando,
Not really my thing but the description is pretty accurate. Definitely herbal
Alexandre,
Great Mezcal. Not too smoky and with great herbal notes right from the start
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