Sotol La Higuera Wheeleri 70Cl 43,5%

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Discover the essence of the Mexican desert with Sotol La Higuera Wheeleri, an artisanal distillate that captures the soul of the Chihuahua region. Produced from 100% Dasylirion wheeleri — a native plant that grows in the arid and resilient lands of northern Mexico — this sotol offers a unique sensory journey.

Every step of the production pays tribute to ancestral techniques: the plants are cooked in outdoor conical ovens, manually crushed, and naturally fermented in large pine barrels. The result? A vibrant and characterful distillate, with fresh herbal aromas, subtle smoky notes, and a surprising touch of natural sweetness reminiscent of ripe pineapple.

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Aroma: Features a dominant herbal profile, with fresh herb notes and a subtle smoky touch reminiscent of a desert environment.

Palate: The flavor is balanced, with intense herbal notes and a light fruity hint reminiscent of ripe pinea

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Ideal to be enjoyed neat, at room temperature, to fully appreciate its complex aromas and flavors.

It can be used in classic cocktails with a Mexican twist, such as the Paloma or Sotol Sour, replacing tequila for a unique experience.

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Sotol La Higuera Wheeleri 70Cl 43,5%

And after the invention of Tequila?The straw appears!

And after the invention of Tequila?
The straw appears!