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Product Description
An Abocado-Style mezcal crafted for both newcomers and connoisseurs alike, this easy-to-sip expression shines with a vibrant lemon-zest nose and lime-y zest throughout. It bursts with citrus fruit character and finishes clean, zesty, and refreshing.
About Mal Bien
Since 2016, the Mal Bien team has been traveling Mexico, driving off the map and into mountains filled with treacherous roads, police officers of questionable moral character, feral dogs, indigenous languages, narcos, ancient relics, machete wielding protestors, insect based meals, mudslides, blockades, corrupt politicians, and many of the world’s kindest, funniest, most brilliant people. In addition to some hard to believe stories, they’ve connected with a wide variety of traditional producers, whose mezcal is now bottled and exported under the Mal Bien name.
About Mezcal Abocado
Abocado mezcal is a category where additional ingredients—such as fruits, herbs, or honey—are added after distillation to enrich flavour or texture. This term comes from the Spanish word abocado, and in the context of mezcal it denotes a product that has been sweetened, infused or otherwise enhanced. Because these modifications are made after the main distillation, Abocado mezcals often retain the base agave and smoke character of a traditional mezcal but layer on exotic or novelty flavours. While some traditionalists favour pure, unaged mezcals, Abocado expressions appeal to drinkers who prefer a more accessible or flavour-forward profile.
