Monte Alban Mezcal Con Gusano – 750ML
Mezcal
| Winery: | Monte Alban |
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| Description: | The Beginning Mezcal dates from the middle of the sixteenth century, when the Spanish conquistadores had conquered the New World. When they ran out of their traditional rum, the battle-scarred fighters looked for something else to celebrate with. The Aztecs near the mountain-top settlement of Monte Alban in Oaxaca had cultivated a certain species of agave cactus for juice which they would ferment into what they called pulque. The Spainiards, wanting something much more potent than pulque, began to experiment with the agave. First they chopped it up to be cooked. The juice was then pressed out, fermented for several days, and finally distilled. The result was Mezcal. | The Legend Traditionally, every bottle of true Mezcal made in Oaxaca Province contains an agave worm. Since the agave worm inhabits only the species of cactus that Mezcal is made from the agave work signifies genuine Mezcal, made the traditional way. The worm isn't there for looks. It is meant to be eaten. Because it is believed by many that within the worm lies the key. Some say it unlocks the door to a world of wondrous experiences. Others say it sets free a spirit of celebration. Still others say that eating the worm locks in the enchantment and excitement of Mezcal. The worm then holds different keys for different people. And there's only one way to see what yours will open… try it. |
| Price: | $ 22.99 |
| Price in original currency: | None |
Available from Bremer's Wine & Liquor
| Address: |
4684 Commercial Dr New Hartford, NY 13413 United States |
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| Telephone (regular): | 315-768-6400 |
First added to 1000 Corks on September 18, 2018.
