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Mezcal Joven Pouring 100cl - Yuu Baal
Yuu BaalMezcal 100 cl 40.0% vol Smoky, herbaceous, fresh agave notes
$77.39−21%($77.39/ℓ)
Recommended price: $97.84
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Technical information
- Producer
- Yuu Baal
- Type
- Mezcal
- Format
- 100 cl
- Gradation
- 40.0%
- Aging
- Joven, unaged
- Aromatic profile
- Smoky, herbaceous, fresh agave notes
- Ingredients
- Espadín agave
- Distillation method
- Distillation in copper still or traditional
- Number of distillations
- 2
- Variety
- Espadín agave
- Color
- Transparent
- Consumption
- Neat, with lime and salt
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Subtle smoke that doesn't cover the core, vegetal notes of fresh agave and a slight pleasant ash. On the nose there are hints of aromatic herbs and citrus peel, with a discreet pepper that gives movement to the bouquet; the character is clean and straightforward, suited to those seeking a direct yet characterful distillate.
On the palate the sip is dry, savory and well balanced, with a lean texture and well-integrated warmth that doesn't overpower the freshness. The finish is smoky, with returns of bitter almond and a mineral close that invites a second taste. Best enjoyed neat, slightly chilled, it also works well in cocktails that want to play on smoke; as a pairing it finds great partners in grilled or smoked dishes, aged cheeses and even dark chocolate to contrast the earthier notes.
On the palate the sip is dry, savory and well balanced, with a lean texture and well-integrated warmth that doesn't overpower the freshness. The finish is smoky, with returns of bitter almond and a mineral close that invites a second taste. Best enjoyed neat, slightly chilled, it also works well in cocktails that want to play on smoke; as a pairing it finds great partners in grilled or smoked dishes, aged cheeses and even dark chocolate to contrast the earthier notes.