Del Maguey Single Village Espadin Especial Mezcal

* My container: From Parcel no. SMA-124 Nose: Supurbly delicate adjusted fruity and botanical notes with a light sandalwood foundation. Sweet plant sap and a dash of briny tang. Suggestive of a fresh sea good country single malt with an unpretentious sherry finish and a recommendation of smoke. A scramble of water both mollifies and upgrades the smoke. An extremely pleasant nose. Sense of taste: A captivating harmony among salt and sweet. There is a light sweet and fruity appearance which rapidly transforms into a briny character. In the improvement bean stew heat rises however no pepper - it's more fruity than hot. As it sits in the mouth smokiness starts to unfurl and afterward out of nowhere a serious second influx of salt floods the sense of taste just to disappear again similarly as fast. Finish: Long salt/sweet warm and smooth. The salty and smoky vegetal notes proceed into the separation. In the end the saltiness is supplanted by a mineral pleasantness. Very briny yet there is a charming delicate richness to the nose that steps you back over and over. The sense of taste is at first practically modest and limited however it rapidly and startlingly blooms. The solid salty note may be a lot for certain palates - if so a scramble of water opens things up brilliantly and uncovers an adjusting pleasantness. Generally excellent" : 4.25 stars"