The Mezcal Vago Tepeztate is made by Aquilino García López at his palenque in Candelaria Yegolé, Oaxaca (16°29'41.36"N, 96°18'38.69"W). This mezcal is made from 100% Tepeztate and is wild harvested in the surrounding hills of the Yegolé region.
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The Mezcal Vago Tepeztate is made by Aquilino García López at his palenque in Candelaria Yegolé, Oaxaca (16°29'41.36"N, 96°18'38.69"W). This mezcal is made from 100% Tepeztate and is wild harvested in the surrounding hills of the Yegolé region.
Mezcal Vago’s Mexicano is a treat for connoisseurs. It has a great balance of spiciness and sweetness that is distinct to the Agave Mexicano. Aquilino’s techniques highlight these characteristics from the spicy aroma through a touch of sweetness on the finish. This mezcal has become renowned for it’s elegance and is beautiful sipped on it’s own. The hints of cacao, cinnamon, and vanilla make it a perfect digestif or pairing with dessert.
The Agave Tobalá is the most coveted in all agave. It is a small, difficult to cultivate agave, and has very distinct flavor characteristics. There are many references to the prized Tobalá in Oaxacan culture. Its Latin name is Agave Potatorum.
The entire Mezcal Vago Madre Cuixe batch was sold to The Henry Wine Group in California in July Of 2014. Most of the bottles eventually went to on premise accounts throughout California who have shown their love for Mezcal Vago products. If you want to try this unique mezcal, you will have to go find it!
This mezcal is unique to Aquilino’s family. Corn and Agave are the staples of Mexico. The Mezcal Vago Elote represents the true essence of Mexico.
A mezcalero’s mezcal made from Agave Espadín tells a lot about that mezcalero’s style and craftsmanship. Because specific notes can’t be attributed to different agave types, the characteristics of a mezcal Espadín can be very indicative of the hand of the maker. Mezcal Vago is particularly proud of Aquilino’s Espadín and feel it expresses the style of his family heritage and home region.