Mixologists, chefs, and mezcal lovers from everywhere, agree with us that Espíritu Lauro is the best espadín from Oaxaca. A classic and perfect one. This is accomplished thanks to the processes we use to create its unique and special flavor.
Mixologists, chefs, and mezcal lovers from everywhere, agree with us that Espíritu Lauro is the best espadín from Oaxaca. A classic and perfect one. This is accomplished thanks to the processes we use to create its unique and special flavor.
– CULTIVATION
The agave is cultivated in a natural way and after 6 to 12 years is manually cut and taken to the Palenque.
– COOKING
The cooking takes place in an oven built from a hole in the ground. We use materials like selected wood, river stones, bagasse, and soil.
– MILLING
The trituration is accomplished with a mill known as “Molino Egipcio” or “Tahona Chilena”. This is made by a wheel that weights almost 1,102 pounds, attached to an axle and is pulled by a beast.
– FERMENTATION
The fermentation is spontaneous and takes place in wood containers for approximately five to seven days, considering the ambient temperature.
– DISTILLATION
This last step takes place in copper stills, of clay pots or combinations of copper, clay, and reed. From the product of the first distillation we get the aguardiente best known as mezcal.
Mezcal Joven
(Without aging)
Mezcal Reposado
(4 months of aging)
Mezcal Joven
Agave silvestre
Mezcal Añejo
14 months of aging