Xicaru Pechuga Mole Mezcal
Xicaru Pechuga Mole Mezcal
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Pechuga Meets Mole — Oaxaca's Greatest Traditions United
Xicaru Pechuga Mole Mezcal is a genuinely extraordinary expression that combines two of the most celebrated and complex traditions in Oaxacan culture — pechuga distillation and mole. A third-distillation mezcal in which a chicken breast is suspended in the still along with Oaxacan mole negro — made from chiles, chocolate, spices, and dozens of other ingredients — this is a mezcal of breathtaking complexity that captures the essence of Oaxacan culinary and mezcal heritage in a single bottle. Xicaru is a respected Oaxacan producer dedicated to traditional artisanal mezcal production.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Extraordinary and complex — roasted agave, dark chocolate, and a gentle smoke with notes of dried chile, savory herbs, and the unmistakable aromatic complexity of Oaxacan mole
- Palate: Rich and deeply layered — roasted agave sweetness, dark chocolate, and a warming smoke with a savory mole complexity and a pechuga richness that is genuinely unlike any other spirit
- Finish: Long and warming with lingering chocolate, chile spice, and a clean, savory warmth that fades slowly
Specs
- Producer: Xicaru, Oaxaca, Mexico
- Agave: Espadín
- Style: Pechuga — Triple-Distilled with Chicken Breast & Oaxacan Mole Negro
- Region: Oaxaca, Mexico
- ABV: Varies by batch / Proof: Varies
- Size: 750ml
Pechuga and mole, Oaxaca's two greatest traditions in one bottle — Xicaru Pechuga Mole is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those who want to taste the extraordinary intersection of ceremonial mezcal and Oaxacan culinary heritage.
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