Mezcal Galán Espadín

Tasting Notes:

• Aroma: Espadín mezcal typically offers a balance of smoky, earthy, and slightly sweet notes:

  • Smoke: Aromatic smoke character, which can vary in intensity depending on the roasting method. Pit-roasted Espadín tends to have a more intense smoky profile.
  • Earthy: Notes of earth, minerals, and sometimes mushroom might be present.
  • Agave: Subtle sweetness and grassy hints representing the Espadín agave.
  • Citrus: Some Espadín expressions might have a touch of citrus zest for added complexity.
  • Fruity: Hints of fruits like pineapple or banana could be present in some variations.

• Palate: Espadín mezcal is known for its well-rounded flavor profile:

  • Smoke: Smokey flavors carry over from the aroma, with varying intensity depending on the roasting method.
  • Earthy: Earthy notes complement the smoke, adding complexity.
  • Agave: Sweetness and grassy hints from the Espadín agave emerge on the palate.
  • Peppery Spice: A subtle peppery kick might be present, adding warmth.
  • Fruity: Hints of fruit flavors like pineapple or banana may linger, depending on the specific production process.

• Finish: Varies depending on the expression, but generally short to medium-length:

  • Smoke: Smokey flavors often linger in the finish.
  • Spice: A touch of peppery warmth might persist.
  • Agave: Subtle sweetness from the agave may linger.