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Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl
Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl

Nanakutzi Cupreata Eclipse 25cl

£25.00

 Specifications and Process

  • Type(s) of agave: Cupreata
  • ABV: 43%
  • Size: 25cl
  • Location: San Miguel, Michoacán
  • Maestros/as Mezcaleros/as: Octavio Miranda Gómez, Everardo Villa Hernández and Luz María Saavedra
  • Roasted: in and earthen pit with volcanic stones
  • Fermented: in a wooden vat
  • Distilled: twice in a stainless steel still with copper pot and cooler
  • Waste: liquid and solid waste from production is composed for use in the family gardens of the community of San Miguel.

Tasting notes

Crystal clear.

On the nose you can detect fruity and woody undertones, reminiscent of a tangerine tree. On the palate, you'll experience a harmony between its herbal notes and citrus flavours. It leaves your mouth enveloped in lemon tea accompanied by a hint of mint.

A blend of three young or ‘joven’ agaves (Espadín, cupreata and alto), which together create an exceptional and unique flavour. It demonstrates the craft and skill of the Nanakutzi team.ABV: 45%; Location: San Miguel, Michoacán Maestros Mezcaleros: Octavio Miranda Gómez, Everardo Villa Hernández and Luz María Saavedra

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Bristol-based social enterprise Época Mezcal is on a mission to tackle inequality with artisanal mezcal.

From the West Country of England to South America – this award-winning mezcal comes by way of a partnership with a group of female-founded small-batch distilleries, Mujeres Del Mezcal y Maguey (Women of Mezcal and Agave). By working with these small, independent producers the Época team are able to spotlight lesser known drinks in the UK drinks market, while making a bigger impact in Mexico. They pay a fair price to makers, keeping more wealth in the country of origin, and reinvest 51% of profits into their mission to make a difference for people on both sides of the North Atlantic.

How so? Firstly, they are working towards a future project to open a cantina-style space in Bristol in a bid to address social inequality. This venue, once open, will provide meaningful employment to people who often have to overcome barriers to work like their ethnicity, economic background, a disability or a criminal record. 

Secondly, with a real passion for the culture, history and authenticity of this popular South American drink, Época Mezcal also partners with their mezcal makers to improve the sustainability of production, while letting the product shine.

Shine it does. Two of its brands have won the Grand Gold medal from the 2023 Spirits Selection by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles and another has been voted as one of the top 99 mezcals in the whole of Mexico by Revista CAVA.