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SIERRA DEL TIGRE

MAESTRO

Don Luis Contreras


MAGUEY (AGAVE)

Bruto (A. Inaequidens)


VILLAGE

Manzanilla de la Paz, Sierra del Tigre


OVEN / FUEL

Earthen pit / black oak


MILL

By hand with mallet


FERMENT

Wild fermented in adobe, no water added


DISTILLATION

1x in filipino of clay (with bagasso)


NOTES

Aroma – strawberries, cheese, wet soil

Taste – tart cherries, dark chocolate, sweet agave juice

Texture –rich, creamy, long finish


ABV

Varies by batch

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Harvest

Harvesting with a coa.

Cook

Tigre uses an earthen pit. This style of cooking is very common in this area.

Agave

Agave Inaequidens is known locally as bruto, and is a rather large agave with lower brix levels.

Mill

Mallets hammer the agave into a pulp and release any moisture, which is then fermented where it was smashed.

Ferment

Fermenting in adobe in the ground helps regulate the temperature. 'Tigre' uses an incredibly rare dry ferment - meaning there is no water added.

Distill

These clay pots are used for a single distillation of this unique spirit!

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