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Código 1530 Artesanal Mezcal
Código 1530

Código 1530 Artesanal Mezcal

Agave Mezcal Joven Oaxaca No age statement 42.2% ABV
$$$ $50 to $100 Premium Average agave
10 reviews raw average 4.03

About this bottle

This mezcal was produced in the San Juan del Rio region of Oaxaca. It is an an ensemble made with Espadín and Tobala, roasted in an earthen oven, crushed by burro-pulled tahona and distilled in a copper alambique still. It is rested in Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc barrels, then bottled at 42.2% ABV. It is available as of October, 2021.

Reviews

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Looneyhead 3.5

Rich and fruity on the nose, with earth, mint, cooked agave, grilled pineapple and wood, but also plenty of mineral stone and char. Actual smoke notes are relatively light, and the Sauvignon Blanc is discernible but just barely. On the palate it’s mineral and char heavy. There is peppery spice throughout, and otherwise woodsmoke, mint, ash, green agave, and hints of earth. I don’t get any real heat, but the spiciness lingers through the concrete and charred wood finish. Ultimately I like it. It isn’t as sweet or as smoky or as rich as many good jovens, but it’s good in its own way.

Brandon Quinn 3.8

Lemon, citrus, grassy, earthy, oak, butterscotch, and smoke on the finish. Clay, minerals, and not to sweet. I think scotch sippers would like this one.

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