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5 Sentidos Espadin-Arroqueno

Cinco Sentidos Espadin-Arroqueno is made by maestro mezcalero Tio Pedro, who only distills in clay pot stills made in Santa María Atzompa.

Rating: (2 reviews)
Category:Destilado de Agave
Brand:5 Sentidos
Mezcalero:Pedro Hernandez
Maguey:Arroqueño, Espadin
Agave:Americana, Angustifolia
Milling:Hand
Distillation:Clay Pot
Style:Ensamble
State:Oaxaca
Town:Santa Catarina Minas
ABV: 47.4%
Batch size: 35 liters
Website: https://www.drink5sentidos.com/, opens in new window

About this destilado de agave

5 Sentidos Espadin-Arroqueno is made by “Tio” Pedro Hernandez Arrellanes, who comes from a long line of mezcaleros. The 72 year old master distiller has been making spirits for more than 50 years in Santa Catarina Minas, where nearly every palenque in town preserves the centuries old tradition of distilling in clay pots. The agave used in this mezcal are milled by hand with wooden mallets, fermented in pine vats with well water, and double distilled. This was a 35 liter batch that went exclusively to California.

5 Sentidos

5 Sentidos (or Cinco Sentidos) is named after the five senses that their mezcaleros use to produce their agave spirits. The producers of this mezcal do not use any model machinery or tools, being guided only by their senses throughout the production process. The brand was launched by El Destilado restaurant in centro Oaxaca. The restaurant is known for it’s creative menu, unique cocktails, and exception agave spirits. The brand is a curated tour of Mexico with a wide range of expressions that are made by some of the best mezcaleros in the region. Cinco Sentidos is uncertified mezcal and is labeled as “Destilado de Agave”.

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4.25 out of 5

2 reviews

GreenspointTexas

GreenspointTexas

385 reviews
Rated 4 out of 5 stars5 years ago

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justsomedude

justsomedude

28 reviews
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars5 years ago

Buttery is the adjective that comes to mind throughout this sip. Salted butter and bright agave on the nose. Buttery mouthfeel with only a hint of alcohol in the form of black pepper. Palate of earthy agave with a hint of acidity balanced perfectly with clay pot, a touch of melted butter. Finish is mostly that acidic agave, pretty short. A quintessential mezcal, more robust flavor and finish would improve the grade. 89/100

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