✳ TIERRA QUEMADAMEZCAL ANCESTRAL · OAXACA
Wild Tepeztate growing on a limestone cliff in golden mountain lightGlowing volcanic stones and agave in an underground roast pitAncestral black clay-pot distillation in a smoky palenqueMezcal poured from a gourd into a clay copita
WILD AGAVE. EARTHEN FIRE. CLAY SPIRIT.

The earth
keeps the fire.

Ancestral mezcal from the wild heart of the Sierra Sur.

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01 / 04THE WILD · 2,300 M
18 YEARS IN THE MAKING / A MOMENT IN THE GLASS
DOSSIER A · THE ROAST 01 / ORIGIN

NOT MADE IN A HURRY.

Eighteen years.
Then, the fire.

Before a bottle, a hillside. Before the first drop, days under earth and stone. We follow the slow route from wild maguey to clay, keeping every lot close to the place it began.

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A freshly harvested agave piña and coa blade on dry ground
FIELD NOTE 01 / THE HARVEST IS ONLY THE BEGINNING.
TIERRA
QUEMADA
HECHO EN LA TIERRA
DOSSIER B · WILD AGAVES 02 / TERRITORY

Five ways to
read the mountain.

No two magueys keep the same time.
Select a species to open its field notes.

Wild Tepeztate agave growing among limestone rocksMAGUEY SILVESTRE / SIERRA SUR

Tepeztate

Wet limestone, green pepper and a long, mineral finish.

Maturation
18–25 years
Elevation
2,300 m
Sugar
28 °Bx
Illustrative batch yield
120 bottles
2,450 m1,580 mField-study values shown for this concept. Mountain profile is schematic.
DOSSIER C · DISTILLATION CUTS 03 / THE MAESTRO’S HAND

The art is in the cut.

THE HEART

48.5% ABV

Mineral, citrus peel, roasted agave.

The generous middle cut. A fine ring of persistent pearls, balanced by the maestro’s hand.

Pearls are a traditional observation, not a substitute for a measured proof.
DOSSIER D · CURRENT LOTS 04 / ALLOCATION
Smoky adobe palenque with clay distillation pots

MIAHUATLÁN → SANTA FE

From this earth.
For your table.

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Roasted agave fibers, basalt and clay copitas