Ilegal Mezcal Añejo

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40%• 750mL

Ilegal Mezcal Añejo

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  • Aged for 13 months in a blend of American and French oak
  • Beautiful sipping mezcal rivaling fine añejo and extra añejo Tequilas, scotches, and cognacs
  • Mezcal for those who thought they'd never like mezcal
  • Flavor profile for Tequila lovers that is agave forward, with a warm, round mouthfeel
  • Slight peaty notes followed with full agave sweetness and fruit notes from the Espadín
  • 80 Proof / 40% ABV /Bottle Size: 750mL

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Cooked agave, roasted pears, clove, orange peel

Palate: Maple, sweet agave, vanilla, caramel, dark chocolate, with a full, nearly creamy, round mouthfeel

Finish: Soft and smooth with hints of oak and mesquite

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Location: Tlacoula, Oaxaca
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Master Distiller: Alvaro Hernandez, Armando Hernandez Lorenzo, Eric Hernandez
Around 2004, Ilegal’s founder John Rexer began bringing mezcal down from Oaxaca to Antigua, Guatemala to supply his bar, Café No Sé. Sourcing unbranded mezcal from a variety of villages in Oaxaca including: Tlacolula, San Lorenzo, Sola De Vega, Santa Catarina Minas, Hierve el Agua, Santiago Matatlán and a few others, Ilegal mezcal was born. Ilegal mezcal, named for its illicit beginnings, is made in Oaxaca and certified Artisanal by the CRM. They are one of the few mezcals that ages their expressions, and takes pride in their reposado and añejo profiles. You’ll find hints of smoke right behind a mouthful of sweet agave
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Tlacoula, Oaxaca

Tlacolula, located in Oaxaca, is a vibrant town known for its rich traditions, colorful markets, and its role in the region's mezcal heritage. Situated in the Tlacolula Valley, this town is home to one of the oldest and most famous weekly markets in Oaxaca—held every Sunday—where locals gather to trade handmade crafts, fresh produce, and traditional foods. Tlacolula is also part of Oaxaca’s mezcal-producing region, surrounded by agave fields that supply the raw material for mezcal distilleries. Visitors can explore mezcalerías, learn about traditional production techniques, and savor the smoky flavors of artisanal mezcal. With its lively market, historic architecture, and strong Zapotec culture, Tlacolula offers an authentic glimpse into the heart of Oaxaca’s cultural and mezcal traditions.

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