Agave - Maguey
MEZCALERIA
MEZCALERIA
Artisanal mezcals from eight families
in six mezcal-producing communities in Oaxaca
Alipus Mezcal

 

Alipus is a social project that, through the production and marketing of artisanal mezcal, seeks to generate rural economy in Oaxaca.

It is about young mezcals, made by eleven producing families in six different towns in the state of Oaxaca. It started in the year 2000 and operates as a parallel project to Destileria Los Donzantes, where it acts as a bridge that brings the artisanal mezcals of the Alipus families to the finest tables in the world.

MEZCALS
MEZCALS
San Juan
San Juan

Producer: Familia Antonio Juan

Maguey: Espadin (A. angustifolio)

Mezcal Artesanal: Joven

Cook: Wood-roasted in conical fire-pits.

Mill: Stone mill pulled by the horse.

Fermentation: 1,200-liters wood vats.

Distillation: Two times in 250-liter copper alambics.

TASTING NOTES 

Smell: Woods, smoky and slightly sweet.

Flavors: Fruity, smoky, and mineral.

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San Juan
San Baltazar
San Baltazar

 

Producer:

Familia: Don Cosme Hernandez

Maguey:Espadin A.angustifolio)

Mezcal Artesanal: Joven

Cook: Wood-roasted in conical fire-pits.

Mill: Stone mill pulled by the horse.

Fermentation: 1,200-liters wood vats.

Distillation:Two times in 250-liter copper alambics.

TASTING NOTES

Smell: Woods, smoky and slightly sweet.

Flavors: Fruity, smoky, and mineral.

 

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San Baltazar
San Andres
San Andres

Producer:

Familia: Don Valente Garcia Juarez

Maguey:Espadin (A. angustifolio) Bicuishe (A. Karwinskii)

Mezcal Artesanal: Joven

Cook: Wood-roasted in conical fire-pits.

Mill: Electric Mill

Fermentation: 1,800-liters wood vats.

Distillation:Two times in 250-liter copper alambics.

TASTING NOTES: 

Smell: Citrusy and spice.

Flavors: Sweet, spices and slightly vegetal

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San Andres