TEQUILA
Taste the character of Jalisco, through the aromas of ripe agave, olive oil and green fruits such as apple, as well as herbal notes such as aniseed and freshly cut grass.
Centuries ago, legend has it that a bolt of lightning struck an agave plant in an agave field, setting it ablaze. The heat caused a natural fermentation process, resulting in a sweet liquid known as "pulque." Pulque quickly gained sacred status among indigenous people and was used in spiritual rituals due to its unique origins, extraordinary taste, and mystical aura.
The arrival of the conquistadors in 1519 introduced the country to new distillation techniques and copper stills (the first on the continent). The Spanish explorers discovered they could distil agave to produce a more potent spirit beginning the transition from pulque to a drink they referred to as "Mezcal Wine from Tequila." As the distillate gained in popularity, the name "Tequila" emerged, a testament to its origin region.
KAH Tequila Blanco is a double distilled, un-aged Tequila made from 100% Blue Agave and bottled at 40% ABV
Blanco tequila from the "World's Highest Rated Tequila" brand: Padre Azul. It was made from 100% Blue Weber agave harvested after 6 years of maturation.
A young tequila, transparent and clear. Bottled straight after its double distillation. Incomparable taste of fresh agave, very delicate and complex.
Taste the character of Jalisco, through the aromas of ripe agave, olive oil and green fruits such as apple, as well as herbal notes such as aniseed and freshly cut grass.
Tequila Blanco with a platinum cast. Prepare your senses for the aroma of sweet agave, tropical fruit, and lemon zest. Now add a hint of pepper to discover a soft, light-to-medium bodied palate. Last but not least, notes of vanilla bean and grilled pineapple make for a stylish and clean finish.
100% Blue Weber agave, our Tequila Reposado is aged for at least two months in American oak barrels. If you like a spicy caramel fudge aroma with a rich and golden hue this one’s for you.
Milagro select silver is a 100% blue agave tequila. Unlike most silver tequilas it is mellowed in both american and french oak barrels for an average of 45 days resulting in a fine sipping tequila that is perfectly balanced and full-bodied.
Milagro select reposado is a 100% blue agave tequila which is rested in both american and french oak barrels for 4 – 6 months yielding a smooth complex spirit that is a perfect balance of agave and oak.
Named in honour of the famous revolutionary leader of Mexico, Doroteo Arango. Pours a lovely straw yellow colour into the glass, with an elegant nose of caramelized agave and delicate floral notes.
100% Blue Agave tequila is distilled to a drier profile for lighter cocktail sweetness, allowing for greater creative expression by mixologists and bartenders. Rich, earthy agave character and pronounced highland aromatics are balanced with a delicate smoothness and a bright, flavorful finish to create an ideal canvas for intricate contemporary cocktails.
Made from 100% Weber blue agave. The liquid is double distilled, and a special selection of white tequilas is blended together. Clean, balanced taste with hints of sweet fruit and pepper.
Matured in American and French Oak barrels for no less than six months this pours a pale amber with gold hues. Expect pronounced aromas of caramel, spice, white pepper and smoke; rich mouthfeel with butter toffee, spice and toasty smoke flavours that last on the long finish.
This 100% Weber blue agave Anejo is aged for a minimum of 14 months in American and French Oak barrels. Aromas of toffee, black pepper, cedar and dried fruits. The palate displays full flavours of caramel, toffee and black pepper.
An ultra-premium crystal clear añejo finished in port wine casks.
Crystal clear colour; subtle oak and hints of vanilla aroma; touch of nut and a hint of citrus flavour; port wine cask, silky and crisp finish.
Herradura Silver owes its distinctly sweet taste of agave and subtle oak notes to resting for an impressive 45 days beyond the industry standard in American White Oak barrels. The prolonged aging process creates a light straw color with a unique, robust aroma of cooked agave, vanilla and wood that leaves your mouth feeling smooth and refreshed
The Original Reposado. Tequila Herradura introduced the world to Reposado in 1974 and has been setting the standard ever since. Aged longer than industry standard for 11 months, Reposado has a rich amber color with notes of cooked agave, vanilla and butter. This additional time spent resting in charred American White Oak barrels creates a smooth, sweet finish with a slight taste of spice.
Aged to perfection. Tequila Herradura Añejo ages in American White Oak barrels for 25 months – an incredible 13 months beyond industry standards. The result is a remarkably smooth, amber-colored liquid with a rich flavor, leaving notes of cooked agave, toasted oak and dried fruit.
This tequila pays tribute to the iconic 30-30 carbine, renowned as the rifle that tamed the West in America. In Mexico, it symbolized resilience during the Mexican and Cristero Revolution.The first nose presents aromas of peach, raw almond, flowers and herbs. On the second nose, the flowers are white, especially tuberose and orange blossom. Citrus fruits such as orange and lime are also perceived, but especially real lemon.
Rested 7 months in used American oak barrels once used for Kentucky Bourbon
Great fit for bourbon drinkers and Tequila lovers with notes of chocolate, oak, and buttered toast with cinnamon
For its golden appearance and full flavor, Topanito Reposado is aged for at least 6 months in American white oak barrels. The result is a unique aromatic ensemble that combines the raw, wild notes of young tequila with the warm and soft oak accents.
For its golden appearance and full flavor, Topanito Reposado is aged for at least 6 months in American white oak barrels. The result is a unique aromatic ensemble that combines the raw, wild notes of young tequila with the warm and soft oak accents
Using the finest blue agave plant and a time honored distillation process, Don Julio® Blanco Tequila is tequila in its truest form. Don Julio® Blanco Tequila is the base from which all of our other variants are derived. Commonly referred to as “silver” tequila, its crisp agave flavor and hints of citrus make it an essential component to a variety of innovative drinks including margaritas.
Aged for eight months in American white-oak barrels, Don Julio® Reposado Tequila is golden amber in color, and offers a rich, smooth finish—the very essence of the perfect barrel-aged tequila. With a mellow, elegant flavor and inviting aroma, Don Julio® Reposado Tequila is best savored as part of a refreshing tasting cocktail or chilled on the rocks.
Don Julio 70 Cristalino marks the world’s first cristalino añejo tequila, pioneered by our founder Don Julio González’s 70th anniversary of tequila making. This truly unique product is a celebration of our late founder’s quest to revolutionize the tequila category in making Mexico’s first luxury craft tequila. Don Julio 70 Crystal Añejo embodies the rich complexity of a traditional Añejo in a liquid that is twice distilled and aged to perfection for 18 months in American white oak barrels, then carefully charcoal filtered to restore the crisp agave flavor found in Blanco Tequila.
Barrel aged in smaller batches for eighteen months in American white-oak barrels, Don Julio® Añejo Tequila is a testament to the craft of making a superior tasting, aged tequila. Rich, distinctive and wonderfully complex, its flavor strikes the perfect balance between agave, wood and hints of vanilla. Best experienced neat in a snifter or simply on the rocks.
Celebrated in exclusive cocktail bars, restaurants and nightclubs, the iconic Don Julio 1942® Tequila is the choice of connoisseurs around the globe. Produced in small batches and aged for a minimum of two and a half years, Don Julio 1942® Tequila is handcrafted in tribute to the year that Don Julio González began his tequila-making journey.
100% Blue Weber Agave: Thoughtfully hand-selected and harvested after maturing for a minimum of 5 years. An artisanal three-day roasting process, infusing delightful caramelization and rich agave flavors.
100% Blue Weber Agave: Hand-selected and hand-harvested after maturing for at least 5 years. Crisp hints of grapefruit, pineapple, and black pepper await in every sip
Don Fulano Blanco is a bright and colorful expression of highland agave. It’s fresh on the nose and yet profound with a beautiful elegance. There is harmony between a wide spectrum of aromas that only mature hillside agave offers; a myriad of delicate fruit notes is balanced by a light herbaceousness and a butterscotch oiliness.
This 100% agave Tequila from Ocho was made by co-founder and master distiller, Carlos Camarena, a fifth generation agave farmer and third generation tequilero, for the brand co-created by late Tequila legend Tomas Estes. Luscious, full-textured and incredibly complex, this blanco shows notes of candied citrus peel, white pepper, freshly cut grass, Gordal olives and a touch of minerality on the finish.
An exciting new 100% agave tequila from the Camarena famil in conjunction with Tomas Estes (Cafe Pacifico, La Perla). This has a subtle nutty, vanilla character from two months gentle ageing in oak.
Reserva de la Familia Extra Añejo is the award-winning pinnacle of the Jose Cuervo family of tequilas. The finest 10–12-year-old agaves are hand-selected, and only the most flavorful inner portion of the agave’s heart is used to make this 100% Blue Agave Extra Añejo Tequila. Aromas are rife with butterscotch syrup, and black pepper and bedazzled with bright citrus.
The aroma is of fresh agave with fruits and citrus. The taste is smooth and sweet, with hints of citrus fruits.
Patron Anejo has a deep golden color, is characterized by a very soft and aromatic vanilla and spices.
The aroma is of oak, fresh agave and notes of citrus fruits. The taste is smooth and sweet, an excellent balance between fresh agave, oak, citrus and honey. The finish has floral notes and vanilla.
The aroma is citrusy, sweet, with hints of blue agave. The taste is of agave, citrus fruits and herbal notes.
The aroma is sweet, citrusy with vanilla notes and a woody scent. The taste is of fresh citrus, freshness and sweetness, of agave, with an oak breath
TEQUILA LIQUEUR
Cazcabel Coffee Tequila Liqueur is dark and rich brown in colour. It exhibits aromas of chocolate and coffee, with a hint of earthy agave. To taste, it has the rich sweet taste of freshly roasted coffee, notes of chocolate, vanilla and agave.
Los Arango Black Coffee is a 100% natural product, made by infusing coffee beans in high quality tequila, resulting in the unique aroma and taste
Nixta is a Mexican corn liqueur created under the Nevado de Toluca volcano in the state of Mexico at the Bodega Abasolo distillery using an ancestral method. Mexico is the cradle of corn. It is the main food base of the entire Mexican culture, a valuable heritage in the country's identity. Nixta is made from the best crop of non-GMO Cacahuazinthle corn, grown and passed down over 200 generations of local farms for its distinctive and extraordinary taste. The sweet notes in the taste are reminiscent of dried stone fruits, aromatic herbs and rhubarb compote.
The aroma is of fresh coffee with chocolate and vanilla. The taste is a rich taste of freshly roasted coffee in combination with chocolate, vanilla and Patrón Silver.
MEZCAL
Mezcal is an alcoholic beverage made from the agave plant, primarily in Mexico. It is similar to tequila but is considered a distinct spirit due to differences in production methods and the types of agave used. Mezcal is made by roasting the agave plant in underground pits, which imparts a smoky flavor to the final product. The roasted agave is then mashed, fermented, and distilled to produce mezcal.
Some producers hang spices, nuts, grains and fruits inside the still during the final distillation to add different notes and flavors produced from vapors. A raw turkey or chicken breast is also sometimes hung inside the still during a final round of distillation, partly to impart a subtle poultry flavor and partly as a sacrificial rite rooted in the ancient Indigenous cultures of southern Mexico.
Taste the unique flavors and aromas of the espadin agave. Aromatic flavors of the region give personality to this mezcal, with a low level of smoky flavor and a dominantly sweet aftertaste of agave.
Mezcal produced by hand in Miahuatlán, Oaxaca, with double distillation in a copper still. Warm in the mouth with almondy, spicy flavors with a woody/earthy finish; It confirms what we detect on the nose, caramelized aromas that evoke black pepper, cloves and cinnamon. It evolves into vegetal/herbal nuances that remind us of green olives and bay leaves.
Madrecuishe, Karwinskii agave that, like a mother, initially protected the fields of varieties and other plants as a natural barrier. ts floral aromas and flavors, that warm velvety sensation in the mouth, round and complex, exquisite party of fruity and woody flavors, invite you to celebrate life and love.
Maybe you have heard of the Agaves karwinskii, there are many magueyes that belong to this family, however the Tobasiche is rare and when you find it, do not hesitate to take it home.
Complex and balanced flavors are what you will enjoy in this artisanal mezcal from Berta Vásquez, made in San Baltazar Chichicapam with its 47% ALc. Vol. You will be surprised by its woody and earthy notes, which combine perfectly with floral and fruity flavors.
One of the most difficult mezcals to produce is undoubtedly the Jabalí maguey, brave, aggressive, wild, it is not easy to get its truths out of it, it fights and only a few have managed to tame it. José López, Le Cheto, has achieved it, at his young age, he is already the third generation of mezcaleros masters in his house and the tradition is continuing with his children. A work that he describes as a beautiful job is found when tasting this very fine wild boar made in the Cuna del Mezcal, Santiago Matatlán.
You will enjoy the classic notes of straw, honey, roses, violet, citrus, wood and minerals, all in one but perfectly separated.
Long-lived, the one with the most experience, this is the maguey from which this drink comes; It requires 15 and up to 30 years of maturation to give you the best mystical spirit you can find. Growing alone and in areas of difficult access, it clings to the earth, the rocks, and life and absorbs all its wisdom, which you can discover in every sip of this exquisite mezcal, very floral, with complex and delicate flavors, Its expression calms you, makes you meditate, takes you on an inner journey of reflection and rebirth.
A Mexican develops wherever he is placed, survives, prevails and bears fruit. This is this Agave Rhodacantha Trel or Mexican Maguey mezcal, with an average shelf life of 10 to 12 years, it gives you the richness of its land, its nature and its spirit that Master Berta Vásquez patiently extracts in the artisanal production process. of this mezcal.
From San Baltazar Chichicapam, Oaxaca we bring you the expression of the flowers and vegetables of the region, freshly cut grass, anise, are some of the notes that you can enjoy in this mezcal.
In the Río Golea ranchería, which is part of San Pedro Quiatoni, lives Celso Luis Santiago, always happy, always optimistic and you find the same in this mezcal that he produces. He learned how to make it from his father and since he returned to his land, he dedicated himself to making the best espadin you will ever taste, citrus, herbal, mineral and complex like no other. A flavor that has opened the eyes of those who have had the opportunity to taste it in the best places in New York and Tokyo.
I was born in San Baltazar Guelavila in an artisanal way under the guidance of the Hernadez family: Pánfilo, Francisco, Moises, Valentín have been the ones who have perfected me for more than 40 years, always with a spirit above 45% Alc. Vol. so you can enjoy my floral and sweet flavor. The flavor that I share with you is because I grow naturally in the mountains of the region.
The Bicuishe maguey, where this mezcal comes from, belongs to the Karwinskii agaves and in other regions it is known as Cuishe, Cirial or Largo. In its more than 11 years of maturity it can grow up to 3 meters in height and it is precisely this time that allows it to steal some flavors and aromas from nature.
Vago Ensamble de Barro is from Sola de Vega and has a soft bouquet of pine needles and fertile earth. Its full body has an essence of charred cinnamon and finishes with notes of pumpkin and chestnuts. Each release of this bottle has drastic differences in the percentages of each type of agave that is used. A Vago Ensamble de Barro from 2015 could be significantly different than one from 2016.
Vago Ensamble de Barro is from Sola de Vega and has a soft bouquet of pine needles and fertile earth. Its full body has an essence of charred cinnamon and finishes with notes of pumpkin and chestnuts. Each release of this bottle has drastic differences in the percentages of each type of agave that is used. A Vago Ensamble de Barro from 2015 could be significantly different than one from 2016.
Vago Arroqueño from maestro mezcalero Emigdio Jarquin is produced in Miahuatlan, Oaxaca. The maguey Arroqueño (Agave americana) used in this mezcal is crushed by tahona and distilled in a copper refrescadera still. Emigdio is known throughout the region for his distilling expertise and all of his mezcal holds a high standard for the rest of the Miahuatlan region .
Vago Cuixe from maestro mezcalero Emigdio Jarquin is produced in Miahuatlan, Oaxaca. The maguey Cuixe (agave Karwinskii) used in this mezcal is crushed by tahona and distilled in a copper refrescadera still. Emigdio is known throughout the region for his distilling expertise and all of his mezcal holds a high standard for the rest of the Miahuatlan region.
Vago Espadin from maestro mezcalero Emigdio Jarquin Ramirez is produced in Miahuatlan, Oaxaca. The maguey Espadin (agave Angustifolia) used in this mezcal is crushed by tahona and distilled in a copper refrescadera still. Emigdio is known throughout the region for his distilling expertise and all of his mezcal holds a high standard for the rest of the Miahuatlan region. Each batch may vary slight.
The Vago Ensamble with a blue label comes from Emigdio Jarquín Ramírez in Miahuatlan, Oaxaca. While Vago has produced Ensamble en Barro from Tio Rey for many years, and a few ensambles from Aquilino have been released over the years, Emigdio’s ensambles began hitting the market in 2018. They are a blend of everything you’d love about any Emigdio single-varietal release, and they give him an opportunity to showcase some different distillations.
The wild agaves are harvested by hand and roasted in earth pits filled with charcoal for five to eight days. The cooked piñas are then traditionally ground with a stone mill and double distilled in copper kettles five days later.
The Madre Cuishe agave belongs to the "Karwinskii agave" family and can be harvested after 12 to 15 years of ripening. This agave species is found in particularly low locations with a hot climate.
The first of two excellent Topanito Espadín Mezcals is bottled at 40% ABV for an uniquely smooth experience. The pleasant aroma profile exhibits subtle smokiness and an earthy backbone, accompanied by intense notes of roasted agave, pomelo, lemon and thyme.
This is an espadin that punches above its weight with smoke, roasted green poblanos, barbecue, charcuterie, and a sea salt hit. The palate has a silky texture with smoke, charcuterie and a light citrus note.
On the nose Mezcal San Cosme presents an enticing agave aroma with hints of caramel and wood. Upon tasting it offers a gentle mouth-coating feel, with distinct and remarkable flavours of smoky agave mixed with leather and earth. It finishes spicy, warm and pleasant.
Contraluz Cristalino Mezcall is aged for about 1 year in charred American oak barrels, which allows for a balance between notes of vanilla, cedar, honey and dried fruit.
Bruxo X is a post-distillation blend of 80% maguey Espadin mezcal and 20% maguey Barril mezcal with notes of citrus peels, fruit, chamomile, mineral notes, and light honey.
SOTOL, RAICILLA
Sotol takes its name from the Nahuatl word "Tzotolin", which means "palm tree". Sotol is a unique product that has been protected by a designation of origin since 2002. The production of Sotol is an art that requires great expertise and know-how.
Raisija is essentially mezcal, only made in the tequila region of Jalisco. It can be produced from a variety of wild or cultivated agaves, with great differences in the surrounding environment, equipment and production methods. All this gives the distillate a fragrant, unique spectrum of taste and expression.
Nocheluna Sotol has notes of wild herbs, dried stone fruits, caramel and honey, deep minerality, and oak firewood.
Raicilla Alicantes is made from 11 year old 100% organic Agave Rhodacantha.
It is a variety of mezcal from the state of Jalisco, made from a special type of yellow agave that grows in the coastal area.
100% cedrosanum distillate made from the heart of the dasylirion plant, not to be confused with the Agave plant.Wet timbers, soil, with a hint of pine and lemongrass.