Mayalen Agua de Juventud

Mayalen Agua de Juventud Wild Cupreata Mezcal

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Mezcal Mezcal Joven Guerrero No age statement 46% ABV

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About this bottle

The name "Agua de Juventud," meaning "water of youth," refers to the mountain spring water utilized in Mayalen's mezcal production. Wild cupreata agave, also known as papalote, is cultivated and processed in Guerrero, a state situated at a higher elevation than Oaxaca to its south. This expression adheres to traditional methods from cultivation to bottling and is bottled without aging at a proof between 46% and 52% ABV.

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Rich 40

Herbal 40

Sweet 30

Fruity 30

Spicy 25

Mineral 20

Tart 10

Smoky 10

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The details

Type: Mezcal
Style: Mezcal Joven
ABV: 46% ABV (92 proof)
Age: No age statement
Origin: Guerrero, Mexico

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