Tastes

This is a wonderful mezcal .. beautifully textured, velvety smooth, classically smoky... like petting a teddy bear in the back of a cigar lounge. It’s a great choice.

Great bottle to have on a shelf... makes you look like someone who deals with big problems in life... it tastes great. Very herbal, spicy.. not too synthetic-y.. overall, a great choice. The kind of purchase that would get you a ‘thumbs up’ upon checkout. Buy it, you’ll like it.

I’m not gonna lie, the bottle adds more to this Mezcal’s appeal than what’s inside. I mean, don’t get me wrong, it’s a good mezcal. It goes down nicely, and don’t leave much of a mark. Tasting notes? It smells synthetic (like rubber).. it’s a little spicy on the way down, and a little hint of citrus... and nothing more. One thing is for sure though, it’s definitely not smoky! Still a 4/5 though.. but if you’re staring at it, and the Tobische next to it, definitely pick the blue bottle instead.

It’s very smooth ... like Enrique Iglesias on a first date.. It’ll go down easy.. it’s sweet, but you won’t feel a thing.. I can’t say it’s memorable.. yeahhhh... It’s an okay mezcal, but I wouldn’t recommend it.. but hey! It’s cheap enough to give it a shot. You’ll definitely get your money’s worth in good times.

This mezcal smells like the love child of a retired racing tire and a can of petroleum, the low-in-ethanol kind. It tastes... surprisingly good. I mean, it’s definitely powerful, and it has a long palate.. you actually feel it in the back of your throat, much after you’ve taken that sip. It coats your tonsils.. and lingers on, just in case you forgot you it. Slightly sweet.. I wouldn’t say it’s smoky, but it’s a little briny.. but it’s good. To put it differently, if you gave it as a gift, you’d make friends.

This is gewwwd... which btw is much better than ‘good’. The bottle looks sick, unless you’re into liquor-in-skull-shaped-bottle kinda person (in which case, you’re an aristocrat and this app is way beneath you).. and the taste is seriously respectable. The kind that you’d serve to someone to turn them into Mezcalites. Taste notes? It’s smoky for sure, and with a noticeable scent of tobacco... it’s also complex, not the kind with the overpowering taste of alcohol (even if that baby is 47%). It’s also sweet and a little tangy at the end. Bottom line: if you’re standing in front of the shelves looking at it, buy it and go with god my friend!