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The Upward Trend of Artisanal Spirits

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59 TASTING NOTES: APPLES: Aroma of apples and perfectly balanced Espadin agave. MANGO: Hidden freshness and subtle sweetness of fruit. LOCAL FRUITS: Hints of sapote fruit. WOOD: A perfectly balanced, soft hint of the wooden barrels in which Mezcal is fermented. SMOOTH SMOKE: A discreet smoky finish. 59 What makes two successful American actors take a road trip to one of the most remote villages in Mexico? Mezcal. Not being drunk on it (at least not at the time) but having a genuine love for the complex character of this relatively obscure spirit. Aaron introduced it to Bryan and soon the longtime friends and co-stars felt compelled to introduce mezcal – tequila's older, tougher, eccentric, but much less famous brother – to a larger audience. Putting brilliant unknowns on bigger stages is, after all, an instinct and a pleasure among the gracious people in their industry. And they really wanted to put a spotlight on this odd little gem.

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