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SAN LUIS POTOSÍ

MAESTRO

Manuel Peréz


MAGUEY (AGAVE)

Verde (A. Salmiana var. Crassispina)


VILLAGE

Charcas, San Luis Potosí


OVEN / FUEL

Double chamber brick / quiote


MILL

Tahona and screw press


FERMENT

Wild fermented in adobe (without bagasso)


DISTILLATION

2x distilled in series with copper and stainless steel (without bagasso)


NOTES

Aroma – floral, herbaceous

Taste – cooked agave, sweet, desert flowers

Texture – sweet, tart, medium body, long finish


ABV

Varies by batch


SUGGESTED PAIRINGS

Firm, Italian cheeses such as Pecorino Sardo - a supple sheep’s milk

cheese that reflects herbs and citrus.

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Harvest

A halved Salmiana prepared for cooking.

Cook

A double chamber masonry oven fueled by quiote is loaded from the top with Agave Salmiana.

Agave

Wild Agave Salmiana, or Verde, are large agave often used to make pulque. Here in SLP it gives great floral and vegetal notes to the mezcal.

Mill

A tahona is used first, followed by a screw press that squeezes out all the juice from the bagasso for fermentation.

Ferment

This is the only mezcal in the Fidencio Spirits portfolio that is fermented without bagasso. The fermentation vats are inside this large room and use natural ambient yeast.

Distill

We see an internal steam power heat source on the first pot still for SLP. It is distilled somewhat in tandem with the second pot still, which is wood fired and has 3 reflux chambers that look like flying saucers.

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