Koch Tobasiche is sweet with strong notes of anise. Is also has hints of herbs and roots that linger long after the spirit is finished.
About this mezcal
Koch Tobasiche is made with wild maguey Tobasiche that is matured 12 years before being harvested. It is made by Adrian Bautista in Rio de Ejutla. On the palate, it is sweet with strong notes of anise. Is also has hints of herbs and roots.
Koch Mezcal
Carlos Moreno’s family has been linked to mezcal since the beginning of the 20th century. In 2009, Carlos resumed the family tradition and teamed up with 5th generation maestro mezcalero Pedro Hernandez to create Koch El Mezcal de Oaxaca, with the goal of preserving and promoting mezcal culture. After 10 years of business, they’ve now integrated more than 15 communities and 50 producing families into their collective. Each batch will vary, so check your bottle for details.
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aarild
153 reviewsLeather, allspice, citrus peel on the nose. A bit alcohol.
Very pleasant palate, vegetal notes making me think about a dish of chayote and moritas. Some nuts and agave fruitiness, not too much of the peanut and coconut skin I associate with tobasiche. Balanced and very tasty, although there are other tobasiches offering more flavours.
Jonny
736 reviewsVegetal and spicy. Viscous. This is enjoyable with notes of orange cream and fresh green vegetables pulled recently from the earth. I don’t like this quite as much as the Mexicano, but still really good.
Tyler
668 reviewsLike other Koch mezcals I’ve tasted, this is very light on the palate. The flavor notes are light and sweet, with citrus and roasted sugar. Surprised it’s 47% ABV because it goes down smooth. It’s a decent mezcal to sip on but not as complex as other mezcals made with agave tobasiche.