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Mezcal Pechuga 70cl - Convite
ConvitePechuga mezcal, Joven (artisanal) 70 cl 42.0% vol Sweet spices and tropical fruits; reminiscent of a fruit punch
$102.77−8%($146.81/ℓ)
Recommended price: $112.23
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Technical information
- Producer
- Convite
- Type
- Pechuga mezcal, Joven (artisanal)
- Format
- 70 cl
- Gradation
- 42.0%
- Aging
- Joven; not aged in wood
- Aromatic profile
- Sweet spices and tropical fruits; reminiscent of a fruit punch
- Ingredients
- Agave Espadín; apples, pears, tejocotes, pineapple; turkey breast; herbs, spices
- Type of cask
- Not barrel-aged; bottled young
- Distillation method
- Tahona; open-air fermentation; double distillation; second with pechuga
- Number of distillations
- Double (pechuga added in second distillation)
- Variety
- Agave Espadín; maturity 8+ years
- Color
- Crystal clear, transparent (Joven)
- Consumption
- Drink neat at room temperature; for celebrations
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The Mezcal Pechuga 70cl from Convite shows a character that balances the typical smokiness of mezcal with a more complex aromatic framework. On the nose there are smoky cues alongside integrated fruity and spicy notes with saline hints; on the palate the profile remains linear while a soft texture encourages measured tasting. The 70 cl bottle is intended for sharing and for those seeking an experience different from distillates centered solely on smoke.
It is recommended to serve in small glasses at room temperature or slightly chilled to allow the bouquet to open without overwhelming the palate. Suitable with savory dishes, aged cheeses or chocolate desserts, it can also be enjoyed as a digestif at social occasions. We advise slow tastings to assess intensity and persistence carefully, as this is a distillate with a clear but not one-dimensional personality.
It is recommended to serve in small glasses at room temperature or slightly chilled to allow the bouquet to open without overwhelming the palate. Suitable with savory dishes, aged cheeses or chocolate desserts, it can also be enjoyed as a digestif at social occasions. We advise slow tastings to assess intensity and persistence carefully, as this is a distillate with a clear but not one-dimensional personality.
Producer
Mezcal Convite
Oaxaca (Valles Centrales)Mexico
Mezcal Convite is an Oaxacan mezcal producer based in San Baltazar Guelavila, Oaxaca. Its master distillers are brothers Daniel and Cosme (aka Tucho) Hernández; Convite produces small‑batch artisanal mezcals, including wild‑agave expressions such as Coyote.
The story
Project launched in 2013 by Oaxacan economist Jorge Vera; distillation is overseen by brothers Daniel and Cosme Hernández, master mezcaleros from a multi‑generation family tradition. (sources: Convite official site and importer pages).