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Destilados de Agave

Product of Mexico

Ancestral · Wild · Uncompromising · Free · Alive

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Chingona

Sola de Vega · Oaxaca · 42° ABV

By maestra mezcalera
Engracia Altamirano

Chingona is a mezcal made by a woman, for the fearless.
Produced in the mountains of Sola de Vega by one of Oaxaca's
finest maestras, it is bold, unapologetic, and entirely her own.

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Collaboration

Universidad Chapingo

We have partnered with Mexico's Universidad Autónoma Chapingo — the country's foremost agricultural university — to support their agave propagation and conservation programme.

Together we cultivate endangered species in controlled nurseries, returning healthy plants to the wild communities of our maestros. Science and tradition, in balance.

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How we work

A family business,
rooted at the source.

We don't buy from intermediaries. We travel to the palenques, sit with the families, and build relationships that last. Every bottle you open was negotiated over mezcal, at the source, with the people who made it.

Fair prices. Direct trade. Long-term commitment.

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The people behind the bottle

Maestros Mezcaleros

Engracia Altamirano

Engracia Altamirano

Sola de Vega, Oaxaca

Tobalá · Chingona

Reymundo Gonzales

Reymundo Gonzales

Sta. María Sola, Oaxaca

Tepeztate · Sierra Negra · Espadín · Ensamble 20 Suertes

Sergio Reyes Argüelles

Sergio Reyes Argüelles

Sta. María Sola, Oaxaca

Arroqueño · Mexicano · Chino Verde · Ensamble Espadín·Mexicano

Alberto Santos

Alberto Santos

Sta. María Sola, Oaxaca

Barril · Coyote

Ale Rendón

Ale Rendón

Sta. María Sola, Oaxaca

Jabalí · Tepeztate Rendón · Madre Cuishe

Teodulo Vasquez

Teodulo Vasquez

Amatlan, Miahuatlán, Oaxaca

Tepeztate Vasquez

Valentin Celis

Valentin Celis

Totomachapam, Oaxaca

Penca Verde

From earth to glass

The process

01

Harvest

Agave plants are harvested at full maturity — a process that takes 7 to 30 years depending on the species.

02

Roast

Piñas are slow-roasted in earthen pits lined with volcanic rock and wood, imparting the characteristic smoky character.

03

Crush

Roasted agave is crushed using a tahona (stone wheel) pulled by a horse or mule, extracting the sweet fibrous pulp.

04

Ferment

The mash ferments naturally in open wooden vats, using only wild airborne yeasts. This stage defines regional character.

05

Distil

Double distilled in clay or copper pot stills. No additives, no shortcuts. The maestro's intuition guides every cut.

06

Rest & Bottle

Selected batches rest briefly in glass before bottling by hand. Every bottle carries the batch number of its maestro.

Fourteen expressions. One philosophy.

Our Distillates

Every agave is a universe. Our distillates are chosen for their provenance, their maestro, and the story they carry in every sip. No adjuncts. No shortcuts. Only the land, the plant, and the fire.

In good company

Where to find us

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Amsterdam · NL

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Amsterdam · NL

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Amsterdam · NL

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Amsterdam · NL

Pulitzer Bar

Amsterdam · NL

Vesper

Brussels · BE

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