"Ensamble" translates to English as "blend" or, literally, "assembly," but in mezcal terms it means "whatever was lying on the ground." In this case, it was espadín, barril and cuiche varietals of maguey. Each Bruxo is made in a different part of Oaxaca by a different mezcalero or maestro and this one is the work of Hero Rodriguez in the town of Las Salinas.
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The aroma of this mezcal is like opening a green banana, tropical fruit with vegetal notes mixing perfectly. In taste it’s berry similar with a blast of vanilla spice on the end and incredible rich texture and smooth finish. One of the best mezcal I’ve had recently
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