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Koch Mezcal 70cl - Tobalá
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£69.50
£77.22
Description
Koch Tobala is made with wild maguey Tobala. The maguey Tobala is very small, and a large amount of agave pinas are needed to make a single batch of mezcal. The Tobala is notably complex in taste and mouthfeel. Koch Tobala is harvested after 9 years of growth. It is made by Pedro Hernandez in San Baltazar. It is a subtle mezcal with floral tones and great herbal permanence on the palate.
Fundador of Koch El Mezcal Carlos Moreno's family has been linked to mezcal since the beginning of the 20th century. In 2009, Carlos resumed the family tradition and teamed up with 5th-generation maestro mezcalero Pedro Hernandez to create Koch El Mezcal de Oaxaca to preserve and promote mezcal culture. After 10 years of business, they've now integrated more than 15 communities and 50 producing families into their collective.
Aroma:
Palate: floral, herbal, gentle, sweet, earthy, light smoke
ABV: 47%
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MezcalReviews rating: 4/5*
AllAboutAgave: 'It is a subtle mezcal with floral tones and just a slight smoke. Rich, fruity and absolutely delicious. Not one to be missed.'
razorbackmike: 'This is a good mezcal. This brand is of high quality. It is gentle and sweet and easy to drink. The earthy aspect of tobala is there but not very strong, very little smoke but a mild and pleasant taste.'
NOM: O171X
Maestro: Pedro Hernandez
Interesting fact: The word Koch comes from the scientific name of the pulquero agave, Ferox Koch, the first agave plant that was used to extract the base of a beverage in pre-Hispanic Mexico.
Maguey (Agave): tobalá (a. patorum) 9 year old
Region: San Balthazar Guélavila, Oaxaca
Oven type: earthen pit
Extraction method: tahona wheel
Fermentation: open-air in cypress wood vats
Still type: copper
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