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Borroso Espadin Artesanal-Joven Mezcal 1L
Borroso S. de R.L. de C.V.
SKU 89624

Borroso Espadin Artesanal-Joven Mezcal 1L

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Borroso Espadín Artesanal-Joven Mezcal delivers a straightforward, community-crafted spirit made exclusively from wild-harvested Espadaín agave. As a Joven bottling, it skips extended wood interaction, allowing the natural sugars and roasting flavors to remain front and center in a clean, translucent finish. The one-liter container accommodates both quiet sipping routines and well-balanced cocktail preparation.

Espadaín grows across multiple Mexican states, giving this mezcal a reliable yet distinctly regional palate that blends toasted agave, light herbal hints, and a dry finish. Artesanal classification indicates hand-processing stages from pit fermentation to copper pot distillation, preserving traditional labor-intensive techniques. Because it carries no added coloring or sweeteners, the label accurately reflects the base agave extraction.

The extended one-liter volume provides steady pours for gathering sessions, reducing the need for frequent resupply during social events or long mixing tasks. Serve at cellar temperature to maintain structural integrity, or shake firmly into sour-style preparations where clarity protects other ingredients from overshadowing the spirit. Keep sealed and stored upright to prevent evaporation across extended keeping periods.

"Description

Sisters Maria and Claudia Turrent started Borroso Mezcal in Ensenada, Baja California and work with producers throughout Mexico to bring craft-distilled Mezcal stateside.

The name Borroso, which means "blurred", represents the surreal experience of drinking mezcal, which can transport the consumer to a state of daydreaming where they focusing beyond the intellectual. Each lot of Borroso is made in an artisanal way, at family owned palenques throughout Oaxaca. Borroso, located in Baja California, is a negociant that works with smaller mezcaleros that are not able to bottle and distribute on their own. They are committed to preserving preserving wild agave species, and so work almost exclusively with agave Espadin. "
Region: Oaxaca
Country: Mexico
Bottle Size: 1L
Producer: Borroso S. de R.L. de C.V.
Proof: 84
Borroso S. de R.L. de C.V.

Borroso Espadín Artesanal-Joven Mezcal delivers a straightforward, community-crafted spirit made exclusively from wild-harvested Espadaín agave. As a Joven bottling, it skips extended wood interaction, allowing the natural sugars and roasting flavors to remain front and center in a clean, translucent finish. The one-liter container accommodates both quiet sipping routines and well-balanced cocktail preparation.

Espadaín grows across multiple Mexican states, giving this mezcal a reliable yet distinctly regional palate that blends toasted agave, light herbal hints, and a dry finish. Artesanal classification indicates hand-processing stages from pit fermentation to copper pot distillation, preserving traditional labor-intensive techniques. Because it carries no added coloring or sweeteners, the label accurately reflects the base agave extraction.

The extended one-liter volume provides steady pours for gathering sessions, reducing the need for frequent resupply during social events or long mixing tasks. Serve at cellar temperature to maintain structural integrity, or shake firmly into sour-style preparations where clarity protects other ingredients from overshadowing the spirit. Keep sealed and stored upright to prevent evaporation across extended keeping periods.

"Description

Sisters Maria and Claudia Turrent started Borroso Mezcal in Ensenada, Baja California and work with producers throughout Mexico to bring craft-distilled Mezcal stateside.

The name Borroso, which means "blurred", represents the surreal experience of drinking mezcal, which can transport the consumer to a state of daydreaming where they focusing beyond the intellectual. Each lot of Borroso is made in an artisanal way, at family owned palenques throughout Oaxaca. Borroso, located in Baja California, is a negociant that works with smaller mezcaleros that are not able to bottle and distribute on their own. They are committed to preserving preserving wild agave species, and so work almost exclusively with agave Espadin. "
Region: Oaxaca
Country: Mexico
Bottle Size: 1L
Producer: Borroso S. de R.L. de C.V.
Proof: 84