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Pierde Almas Ancestral Corn Whiskey
Pierde Almas

Pierde Almas Ancestral Corn Whiskey

Whiskey Corn Oaxaca No age statement 50% ABV
$$$$ $100 to $300 Luxury
6 reviews raw average 3.00
92 critic score out of 100

About this bottle

Pierde Almas is best known for their mezcals. This is their first whiskey, twice distilled from ancestral corn varieties from Oaxaca, Mexico supplemented by 6% malted barley. This first release is unaged, but additional stocks are in barrel.

How it tastes

Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Spicy 50
Rich 40
Fruity 35
Herbal 30
Oily 25
Tart 20
Sweet 20

Reviews

Showing the most detailed of 3 parsed reviews.

qklm 4.0

This is a wild ride. It tastes like the cornfields in the dog days of summer of my youth. It tastes like the sunset after a day of field hockey and soccer. It's unmistakably Mexican in origin, but anyone from the southern US will have a memory of the smell. The tight slate and sweet corn comes right on through. Nose: Graphite, Corn on the cob Palate: Slate, butter, sweet corn Finish: medium and dry. A truly unique experience from a truly phenomenal mezcal producer.

Andrew Eller 4.0

Best thing ever tipsy in a Mexico City bar, talking about the corn varieties. But upon revisiting in other locales a bit less enchanting, but still interesting!

TheNeonDram 3.0

(FWF Share #103 [8/30/2018]) Opened: 8/30/18 Finished: 9/31/18

Tastes like this

Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.

All Corn