Agave Vault · 203 bottles

Mezcal

Espadín, tobalá, tepeztate, cuishe and wild agaves from small palenques across Oaxaca and beyond.

About mezcal
  • Adult-signature delivery
  • Additive-free flagged
  • Ships to most U.S. states
  • Hand-packed, real humans
  • Free shipping from $300 on most orders
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  • Los Siete Misterios Mezcal Arroqueno

    Los Siete Misterios Mezcal Arroqueno

    $179.99

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    750 ml

  • Convite Mezcal Tepextate

    Convite Mezcal Tepextate

    $149.99

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    750 ml · 46 % ABV

  • Amaras Mezcal Logia Sacatoro

    Amaras Mezcal Logia Sacatoro

    $144.99

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    700 ml · 43 % ABV

  • Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Madrecuixe San Luis Del Rio

    Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Madrecuixe San Luis Del Rio

    $139.99

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    750 ml · 47 % ABV

  • Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Tobala

    Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Tobala

    $134.99

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    750 ml · 45 % ABV

  • Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Wild Tepextate

    Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Wild Tepextate

    $134.99

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    750 ml · 45 % ABV

  • Banhez Mezcal Tobala

    Banhez Mezcal Tobala

    $124.99

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    750 ml

  • Bozal Mezcal Iberico

    Bozal Mezcal Iberico

    $109.99

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    750 ml

  • Bozal Mezcal Pechuga Sacrificio Papalote

    Bozal Mezcal Pechuga Sacrificio Papalote

    $109.99

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    750 ml

  • Montelobos Mezcal Artesanal Joven Tobala

    Montelobos Mezcal Artesanal Joven Tobala

    $109.99

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    750 ml · 46.8 % ABV

  • Banhez Mezcal Cuishe

    Banhez Mezcal Cuishe

    $104.99

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    750 ml

  • Producer Mezcal Ensamble (Espadin+Cuishe)

    Producer Mezcal Ensamble (Espadin+Cuishe)

    $104.99

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    750 ml

  • Amaras Mezcal Artesanal Ma Joven Logia A3 Cenizo

    Amaras Mezcal Artesanal Ma Joven Logia A3 Cenizo

    $99.99

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    700 ml · 46 % ABV

  • Banhez Mezcal Tepeztate

    Banhez Mezcal Tepeztate

    $99.99

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    750 ml

  • Creyente Tobala Mezcal

    Creyente Tobala Mezcal

    $99.99

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    750 ml

  • La Luna Mezcal Chino Silvestre

    La Luna Mezcal Chino Silvestre

    $99.99

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    750 ml · 48.5 % ABV

  • Los Danzantes Tobala Mezcal

    Los Danzantes Tobala Mezcal

    $99.99

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    750 ml · 48 % ABV

  • Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Chichicapa

    Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Chichicapa

    $91.99

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    750 ml · 48 % ABV

  • Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Santo Domingo Albarradas

    Del Maguey Mezcal Single Village Santo Domingo Albarradas

    $91.99

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    750 ml · 48 % ABV

  • Convite Mezcal Pechuga

    Convite Mezcal Pechuga

    $79.99

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    750 ml · 42 % ABV

  • Montelobos Mezcal Artesanal Joven Ensamble

    Montelobos Mezcal Artesanal Joven Ensamble

    $79.99

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    750 ml · 45.3 % ABV

  • Casa Maestri Mezcal Joven

    Casa Maestri Mezcal Joven

    $78.99

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    750 ml

  • Amaras Mezcal A. Cupreata Joven

    Amaras Mezcal A. Cupreata Joven

    $72.99

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    750 ml · 43 % ABV

  • Dos Hombres Mezcal Artesanal Joven Espadin

    Dos Hombres Mezcal Artesanal Joven Espadin

    $69.99

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    750 ml · 42 % ABV

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About mezcal

Mezcal is made from dozens of agave species across nine Mexican states, most of it in Oaxaca, by small palenques that cook the agave in earthen pits, crush it by tahona or by hand, ferment in open wood vats and distil in copper or clay. Smoke is one note among many; earth, minerals, tropical fruit and cooked agave are the rest.

Look for the agave on the label. Espadín is the workhorse; tobalá, tepeztate, cuishe and arroqueño are wild or semi-wild species with their own character and much smaller harvests.

Questions

What collectors ask

Is all mezcal smoky?

No. Pit-roasting gives some smoke, but a good mezcal is defined by agave and place. Some are barely smoky at all.

What do artesanal and ancestral mean?

Production classes. Artesanal requires traditional cooking and milling with copper or clay stills; ancestral goes further — clay stills, no mechanical milling. Plain “mezcal” allows industrial methods.

How should I drink mezcal?

Neat, at room temperature, in a small cup or a wide glass. Sip slowly; it opens with air.

Shipping

Free shipping from $300 on most orders

  • Adult-signature delivery
  • Ships to most U.S. states
  • Hand-packed, real humans