Why Chacolo is both the past and future of mezcal
The Partida family has been making “vino de mezcal” in southern Jalisco, which some consider the birthplace of mezcal, for five generations. In this profile, contributor Felisa Rogers shows not only the tradition of the family, but also how their sustainability measures could be a path forward for the category.
Mezcal Tasting Events
North America’s pre-eminent mezcal and Mexican spirits tasting events.
Mexican Cultural Institute
March 18th, 2024
Washington, DC
Bridgeport Art Center
April 28th, 2024
Chicago, IL
Nombre de Dios
June 6-9, 2024
Durango, Mexico
Walter Studios
September 22nd, 2024
Phoenix, AZ
Bread & Salt Gallery
October 6th, 2024
San Diego, CA
The Midway SF
November 10th, 2024
San Francisco, CA
Mezcal Tasting Notes
Learn more about flavors, aromas and background production for mezcals, raicillas, bacanoras and sotols in the market today.
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Legendario Domingo San Luis Potosi Tasting Notes
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Fidencio Tepextate Tasting Notes
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Fidencio Clásico Tasting Notes
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Fidencio Madrecuixe Tasting Notes
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Fidencio Tobala Tasting Notes
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Mezcal Database
Searching for information about specific mezcals, agaves, brands and more? Our constantly updating mezcal database provides the information you need for your agave and Mexican craft spirits journey.
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