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Sin Gusano Tobaziche Amatengo

50cl / 57% - An artisanal mezcal from Sin Gusano, made by Maestro Sergio Juarez Patricio using Tobaziche agave from San Agustin Amatengo, Oaxaca. The palate is vegetal and crisp, with notes of green grass, peppercorn and smoke that linger in the finish.
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50cl / 57%
- An artisanal mezcal from Sin Gusano, made by Maestro Sergio Juarez Patricio using Tobaziche agave from San Agustin Amatengo, Oaxaca. The palate is vegetal & crisp, with notes of green grass, peppercorn & smoke that linger in the finish.

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