My First Arroqueño Mezcal… I Finally Get the Hype

Don Amado Arroqueño Mezcal Review | My First Arroqueño Experience Today on Tasting Tequila with Brad, I’m diving into my very first Arroqueño mezcal — the Don Amado Arroqueño. After interviewing Jake Lustig from PM Spirits and hearing him talk about why Arroqueño is one of his favorite agaves, I knew I had to finally explore this category deeper for myself. This traditional mezcal is made by maestro mezcalero Germaín Arellanes Arellanes in San Pablo Apostol, Oaxaca using 100% Arroqueño maguey grown at 4,800 feet elevation. The production process is incredible: earthen pit roasted agaves, pine wood vat fermentation with airborne yeast, and double distillation in ceramic pot stills. In this review, I break down: Arroqueño agave Traditional mezcal production Ceramic pot distillation Flavor notes and tasting experience Why mezcal tastes so different from tequila My honest thoughts as someone still learning mezcal If you enjoy additive-free tequila, traditional agave spirits, mezcal reviews, whiskey, or craft spirits, this is a bottle worth checking out. Bottle Featured: Don Amado Arroqueño Mezcal Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment what mezcal I should try next. #mezcal #arroqueno #donamado #agavespirits #mezcalreview #oaxaca #tequila #additivefree #craftspirits #tastingtequilawithbrad