La Venenosa Raicilla Sierra volcanes de Jalisco (45.5%, 70cl) cuishe

La Venenosa Raicilla Sierra volcanes de Jalisco (45.5%, 70cl) cuisheRaicilla is debated to be one of the longest produced spirits in the world. It doesnt differ all that much from Mezcal, in fact it ones was a Mezcal. Due to restrictions in the law we have today, Mezcal from the state of Jalisco can not legally be called Mezcal, so it was easier to stick to name of the tax avoiding moonshine it is. Raicilla as a name came about in the late 1700s as a way to avoid sky rocketing taxes on Mezcal. La Venenosa is the first

American oak

This sweet vermouth boasts a deep amber color with light copper reflections

Lobo de la Sierra is made by the same producer as La Venenosa Puntas Raicilla

The nose is balanced and powerful

These whiskies

and a light sweetness

complex character

she moved to South Africa

A superb base for craft cocktails

offering aromas of fresh-baked bread and a subtle sweetness

Soil: Santa Ana del Río

fresh pineapple