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Mezcal Marqués Plata
Mezcal Marqués

Mezcal Marqués Plata

3.58 Decent

3 reviews3 ratings

88 critic score

Mezcal Mezcal Guanajuato No age statement 40% ABV

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About this bottle

Hacienda Jaral de Berrio has been producing distillate since the late 18th century, when the King of Spain granted the Marquis permission to distill on the property in what was then known as "New Spain." Today, this location in the San Felipe Torres Mochas borough of Guanajuato, a tourist destination, is part of one of the eight states within the mezcal designation of origin. The Salmiana agave species is cultivated here, harvested around 8 years of age, and processed in traditional conical stone ovens, crushed by tahona, and distilled in alembic stills. The plata version is bottled without aging.

How it tastes

Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Rich 70
Sweet 70
Fruity 50
Spicy 40
Umami 30
Herbal 25
Mineral 25
Earthy 15

Reviews

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Lonnie Arevalo 3.3

An unaged Mezcal with a very mild smokiness. It's present but subtle. The spirit is light, delicate, and I couldn't detect the aromas experts might notice. It tastes more like distilled sugarcane than agave. It's very citrusy, strongly leaning towards lime and lemon. Also, some light honey. On the palate, you'll notice the light smoke, but the honey and lime are still prominent, along with a slightly herbal quality, perhaps with some mint. As an unaged, crystal clear spirit, it's well-rounded, smooth, lightly smoky, and pleasant. No harshness, mild heat, and a good finish. Not extremely flavorful, but pleasant for a sip. It might be better suited for a cocktail. Cheers!

Lionel Liles 3.5

An intense Agave Spirit made from 100% Salmiana agave using traditional methods. The Salmiana species is indigenous to central and southern Mexico. It offers a rich initial taste with notes of agave, vegetables, herbs, and spices. A vegetal middle adds notes of roasted agave, red pepper, and pine, leading to a long finish with notes of cracked black pepper and caramel. April 2017.

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