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Made from Rhodacantha & Angustifolia, this spirit was brought to life by Maestro Joaquín Solís in the coastal village of El Tuito. Every step from hand-milling with an axe to double distillation in a hollowed bonete tree trunk preserves ancestral techniques that give this spirit its singular character.
Expect bright herbal aromas of grass, dill, and wood, followed by a vibrant palate of oregano, menthol, and black pepper. The texture is smooth, refreshing, and finishes dry, making it ideal for slow sipping and thoughtful exploration.
Tasting Notes
- Aroma: Grass, dill, wood
- Taste: Oregano, menthol, black pepper
- Texture: Smooth and fresh with a dry finish
A true collector’s bottle for lovers of traditional Mexican spirits.
Agave culture is not only liquid, read on!
The art of making Capón Mezcal
"Capón" denotes a distinctive technique employed in naturally enhancing the agave before harvesting, I like to believe that in the mezcal-producing world, it is an uncommon & delicious batch that is connected with time.
As agave plants mature, they initiate the growth of a shotting their flowering stalk, commonly known as "quiote" in Spanish. It resembles an asparagus but it has a massive size!
Anyway, these stalks, reaching heights from 6 to (you have never seen) x Meters, bear flowers filled with seeds, signaling the plant's reproductive (and final) life phase. However, to conserve energy and redirect it back into the agave heart (piña), the stalk is severed—a process metaphorically akin to castration, hence the term "capón."
The agave life cycle is straightforward: sprout, mature over years (potentially decades), flower for reproduction, and eventually perish. The emergence of a bump atop the agave indicates the impending growth of the quiote. Allowing the quiote to mature would deplete the plant's carbohydrates and energy reserves, hence the necessity of castration to retain these vital resources within the piña for mezcal and pulque production.
Calle 23 Tequila full story
Read and discover the essence of Calle 23 Tequila Handcrafted from select blue agave plants in the sun-soaked highlands of Jalisco. Owner Sophie Decobecq invites all agave enthusiasts to savor this artisanal gem.Tequilana Weber from Los Altos JAL.
Each Expression is Fermented with a unique yeast, 2x distilled Stainless Pot w/Copper Coil , ABV: 40%.
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FERMENTATION IS LIFE!
FERMENTATION IS LIFE!
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