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The ArteNOM Selección de 1414 Reposado’s agave are cooked in brick ovens for 36 hours, fermented in stainless steel vats and twice distilled in copper pot stills. They use field extracted wild yeast in their ferment, creating a layered flavor and really underlining the terroir of their land. Next up, it sees 4 months in third-fill American Bourbon barrels. You will notice the color of this repo is a shade of very light straw, due to the short period of time it spends in those third-fill barrels which are purposely chosen to be more neutral, adding a gentle wood influence. On the nose the undeniable presence of cooked agave is right up front with spice and a hint of anise intertwined with the brightness of lime and grapefruit zest. Warmth and a touch of sweetness envelopes the palate as the agave takes center stage with just enough influence from the barrel. Spiced shortbread and citrus round out the mid-palate and the finish leaves you a bit of salinity and chili heat. While writing these very notes I pour myself another finger, never regretting that its before 5pm.

Los Siete Misterios Arroqueno Mezcal is clear and very bright with silver tones and a great body. On the nose, delicate notes of butter, herbal shades of mint, thyme, and cooked agave; smoky notes and a delicate floral presence. On the palate, the herbal and floral notes prevail, leaving a nice sweet finish with hints of moist earth.

From the producer: In the early Spring tasting of 2022, after six years in barrels, our masterpiece was born with a complex body and lavish layers of floral, dried fruit, citrus, baking spices, chocolate and salty caramel flavors balanced with mineral and cask notes. A first sip awakens the palate with citrus notes, a second sip warms the soul with rounded heat and luscious flavors, and a third sip settles the mind with a long lasting elegant finish steeped in terroir.

Each bottle of LALO is 100% pure. We distill only twice to maintain the integrity of our agave, and add no flavors or additives. With LALO, our ingredients are only agave, yeast and water to honor the complex essence of agave.

LOOK at the platinum color; the body and texture. FEEL the viscosity and the quality of the liquid and notice how the aromas stay on your hands. SMELL the top notes of cooked agave, sweet potato, cinnamon and a hint of dulce de leche. SIP and experience the taste of those aromas. Sip again and notice citrus and tropical fruit notes.

Beautifully complex nose. Vegetal notes such as celery, eggplant and olives are brightened by grapefruit and lemon leaf accents complimented by aromas of chile pasilla, corn, ciabatta bread, and a hint of iodine.

On the nose: Intense aromas of cooked agave, vanilla and caramel, enhanced by the slow cooking process, and floral and fruity notes of cantaloupe and peaches.

On the palate: Rich flavors of cooked agave, vanilla, fresh fruit and spices such as cinnamon.

On the nose: A delicate and inviting vanilla nose with notes of bergamot, honey, preserved fruits and orange blossom flowers.

On the Palate: Rich flavors of cooked agave, honey, vanilla with a mid-palate of cacao nibs. A long and generous finish on the palate.

Aroma: Pale golden amber color. Buttercream, dried papaya, caramel custard and nougat aromas.

Notes: A supple, silky entry to a dry-yet-fruity, medium to full body with grilled pepper, mineral and mocha accents. Finishes with a long, cocoa and pepper spice fade with a balanced warmth. 

Nose: Salty-briny, smoky, honeyed sweetness, herbal green olive, pear, anise, vanilla

Palate: Savory-spicy with papaya, tropical fruit, woody spice, olives, tomato-like umami, allspice, herbal depth, caramel-vanilla

Finish: Long and earthy — notes of roasted pastries, ginger, black pepper, woody bitterness, dried fig, leather, menthol, tobacco, clay-earth undertones 

Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia), the agave is pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method and distilled to produce a spirit with over 300 years of heritage behind it. This Blanco expression is unaged, bottled at 42% ABV to capture the pure, untempered character of the agave.

Tasting Note: The nose opens with aromatic smokiness, sweet roasted agave, and an earthy butteriness accented by toasted hazelnut and mild spice. On the palate, bold toasted caramel meets minerals and wildflowers, with an assertive but balanced smokiness threading through. The finish is smooth and refreshing, with cooked agave and gentle herbal notes lingering cleanly.

Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia) and pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method, this Reposado expression is rested for six to ten months in white American oak barrels, allowing the raw intensity of the agave to soften and absorb warm barrel influence. Bottled at 40% ABV.

Tasting Note: The nose presents wildflowers, vanilla, roasted coffee, and hints of caramel over a golden honey hue. On the palate, sweet agave and warm spice are joined by subtle oak and a touch of smokiness, with refreshing notes of lime and tropical fruit adding complexity. The finish is smooth, clean, and woodsy, lingering with gentle vanilla and the unmistakable brightness of Sonoran agave.

La Tierra de Acre Mezcal Cenizo is produced from wild harvested Agave Durangensis, between eight and fourteen years of age, and is roasted for five days. This process prduces a medium nose with a complex taste framed by a light, smooth finish. Spicy, peppery notes with an earthy texture steal the show, ending with a slightly lactic smell. 45% ABV.

Appearance: Light golden yellow​

Aroma: Zesty and slightly funky, with hints of sun-dried tomato and a waft of smoke ​
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Palate: Opens with a tinge of ripe banana, coupled with savory-smoky black pepper, sage, and torched rosemary ​
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Finish: Drying with lingering notes of cinnamon and vanilla, warm apple fritter, candied pepper, and salted sweet corn

Kilinga Bacanora is a family-owned producer established in 2018 by maestro bacanorero Rodrigo Bojórquez Bours in Álamos, Sonora, Mexico. It holds the distinction of being the first officially designated Bacanora by the Consejo Sonorense Regulador del Bacanora available in the United States. Crafted from wild Maguey Pacifica (Agave Angustifolia) and pit-roasted in the traditional Sonoran method, this Añejo expression is aged for over five years in French oak barrels, an exceptionally long rest for a Bacanora, developing remarkable depth while preserving the spirit's agave soul. Bottled at a robust 44% ABV.

Tasting Note: The nose is rich and inviting, with dark chocolate, tobacco, vanilla, and charred sugar rising from the glass. On the palate, luxurious toasted caramel unfolds alongside warm baking spice, coffee, and a velvety smoothness imparted by years in French oak. The finish is long and satisfying, as the barrel notes gradually give way to a clean, bright agave character that sweeps across the palate, a signature of Bacanora's Sonoran roots.

Blowfish Añejo Tequila, made from 100% blue Weber agave, is aged in oak barrels to achieve a rich amber color and a smooth, balanced profile. Aromas of cooked agave, toasted oak, and vanilla lead into flavors of dark chocolate, roasted nuts, and butterscotch with subtle spice and herbal notes. The medium to long finish showcases lingering agave, light pepper, and gentle oak tannins. Enjoy neat, on the rocks, or in premium cocktails.

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The first use of Wood Fermentation at El Pandillo, 'de Madera' is a limited edition, annual release Blanco tequila. Lot 1 in 2022, Lot 2 in 2023. Lot 3 in 2024

de Madera is also the only G4 expression made with deep well water, adding even more unique depth and complex character to this tequila vs all other G4.

Tasting Notes: Bold. Cooked agave with cracked black pepper and spices. Nutty.

Crafted in Oaxaca from 100% Espadín agave, Claridad celebrates traditional mezcal-making with small-batch, artisanal methods passed down through generations.

The mezcal opens with soft herbal and mineral notes, layered with hints of tropical fruit and a touch of spice. On the palate, it is smooth and balanced, showing subtle smoke, earthy depth, and a clean, lingering finish. Pure, elegant, and versatile, it shines equally well neat or in refined cocktails.

Aged for around four months in ex-bourbon barrels, Tapatio Reposado strikes a balance between fresh agave character and gentle oak influence. It is crafted with the same traditional methods as the Blanco and matured to highlight elegance over heaviness.

Tasting Note:
Aromas of vanilla, caramel, and warm spice complement the core of roasted agave. The palate is soft and rounded with notes of baked pear, cinnamon, and light oak, finishing smooth with a touch of sweetness.