Puebla’s mezcal scene is growing brighter every day, which makes sense for the fourth largest city in Mexico, which happens to be in one of Mexico’s fastest growing mezcal regions–and the epicenter of the state’s mezcal tourism. Don’t have time for a Puebla mezcal tour? The city is home to Miel de Agave, which Mezcalistas correspondent Tess Rose Lampert has called “hands-down one of the best mezcalerias in the world.”
But it’s not the only joint in town. Scroll down for brief descriptions of Puebla mezcal bars as well and the restaurants and cocktail bars that put local agave spirits front and center.
For longer descriptions and more nuanced information, check out Tess Rose’s guide to Puebla mezcal bars, with all the the info you need to choose a nearby mezcal bar or the place that best suits your occasion.
- Destilado Urbano – A highly stylized cantina with a lot of commercial brands and a few good options of artisanal mezcal from Puebla. Address: C. 6 Sur 304, Puebla, Pue.
- Bar Mayahuel – The bar at the Marqués Del Angel Hotel has a surprisingly knowledgeable bartender and interesting mezcals. Address: Av 5 Pte 332 Puebla, Pue.
- Salon Mezcalli – Also from chef Liz Galicia, this upscale restaurant and mezcal bar has a an airy setting and knowledgeable bartenders. Address: Calle 3 Ote. 610 Puebla, Pue.
- Comal – A restaurant right near the plaza, with a terrace, great prices, and a solid mezcal selection. Address: C. 16 de Septiembre 311-b, Puebla
- Mural de los Poblanos – This famous restaurant specializes in typical Poblano food and has an extensive mezcal menu. C. 16 de Septiembre 506 Puebla, Pue.

