Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Amaras Americana Mezcal
Special features: The Amaras Americana Mezcal is made from 100% Agave Americana, one of the largest agave species thriving in the Tlacolula region of Oaxaca, Mexico. This agave takes about 8 to 10 years to mature and is characterized by its size of up to 100 kg and its unique, sweet flavor. The production uses traditional methods, including distillation in copper pot stills and fermentation in open pine wood barrels.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Aromatic notes of roasted agave, almond, and caramelized banana.
Palate: Creamy agave sweetness with notes of roasted plantain, herbal mint, and subtle spice.
Finish: Smooth and silky with hints of nuts, agave nectar, and a light smoky aftertaste.
Distillery/Bottler: Mezcal Amarás is known for its sustainable farming practices and support for local communities in Oaxaca. They plant ten agaves for every one harvested to preserve biodiversity and protect the environment. Additionally, they invest 15% of their net profits into various sustainability and community projects in Mexico.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Mezcal Amarás
Bottler: Mezcal Amarás
Age: 8 to 10 years
Cask types: Fermentation in open pine wood barrels; distillation in copper pot stills
What is the alcohol content of Amaras Americana Mezcal?
40% ABV. The distillation takes place in copper stills.
What is the volume of the Amaras Americana Mezcal bottle?
0.7 liters. The mezcal comes from Oaxaca, Mexico.
How long has Amaras Americana Mezcal been aged?
8 to 10 years. The spirit is made from 100% Agave Americana.
What fermentation and distillation types are used for Amaras Americana Mezcal?
Fermentation in open pine wood barrels and distillation in copper stills. The producer and bottler is Mezcal Amarás.
Who is the bottler of Amaras Americana Mezcal and are there any production specifics?
The bottler is Mezcal Amarás. The company plants ten agaves for every one harvested and invests 15% of its net profits into sustainability and community projects in Mexico.