DESCRIPTION: The Mezcal Monte Alban of the Sazerac Company is produced in the Oaxaca region and comes from a double distillation using an ancient process developed by the Aztecs in antiquity.

Containing the famous worm that inhabits the Agave plant, Monte Alban is a big and bold Mezcal with all the fire and brimstone one would expect. Legend says that the worm gives strength to anyone brave enough to eat and some even believe it acts as an aphrodisiac. A traditionally made Mezcal from 100% Agave, with an Agave worm that legend says gives strength to the one brave enough to eat it. Notes of cola, maple, cinnamon, Old Spice deodorant, tar, turpentine, lighter fluid, and nail polish remover. Taste is of cheap, sweet tequila, with strange prominent cinnamon roll notes, yet somehow managing to be watery and bland at the same time.

Tequila much like Ouzo is one of those drinks you think is an awesome idea at 1am in the morning 5 hours into a night out, of course its the first thing you taste in the morning and you instantly regret it, if only you remembered it. The making of a masterpiece Love is all that is needed to create a masterpiece, and the love of a wine-maker stems from the experience of previous generations and continual everyday work is needed to create a flavoursome wine masterpiece. Inoltre iscrivendoti riceverai una mail con un buono sconto di 5 euro da utilizzare per i tuoi acquisti. Many fond memories of getting absolutely hammered with good friends and having great times but it tastes nothing like the quality Mezcals we all enjoy today.

On the bright side, I enjoyed it enough that I'll definitely be trying more mezcal, probably looking at the "Illegal reposado" mezcal next as a step up.I have tried a dozen different tequilas, gold, silver, black and some other abominations, and it truly is never a good idea, never!

Golden pale amber colour, smoky agave and grilled pineapple to the nose and a soft palate of grilled fruit, prune and light minerals. Monte Alban is named for a mountaintop settlement in Oaxaca, Mexico known for its agave plants, both cultivated and wild. Odd to see an agave worm featured as an essential part of the experience… but it’s been there since forever.Probably wouldn't purchase this brand again, but it has given me the taste for something a bit more premium, will definitely be trying more mezcal in the future. Our propietary matching algorithm uses nine different characteristics to find the best matches for you. And I can almost guarantee that if anyone has more than 2 drinks of this cheap stuff, they’ll inevitably lose their lunch. Roughly 500 years ago, Spanish settlers began looking for a substitute for rum so they began distilling an Aztec soft -drink made from the Agave plant and they ended up with a premium spirit they named Mezcal. It’s a novelty item at best, in a tacky bottle with etched Mexican symbols, a screw ca, and a worm floating in colored, turpentine-flavored alcohol.