Siete Mysterious Dovaji Regular 44.0% 700ml
| Distillery | |
|---|---|
| Region | JAPAN |
| Strength | 44.0% |
| Size | 700ml |
| Aged | |
| Vintage | |
| Bottled |
Agave: Espadin species Class: Joben (no aging period)
Category: Mezcal Artesanal
A mezcal made from espadin (a type of agave) from Oaxaca.
This is a Joven that has not been barrel aged.
Only mature agave plants are used, and the spherical part (piña) of the agave plant is called tatemado.
By heating it using the traditional method of steaming it in a hole dug in the ground,
It has a unique smoky aroma.
The heated piña is then squeezed in a large stone mill called a taona, and the juice is poured into an open wooden vat.
After natural fermentation with wild yeast, it is distilled twice in copper pot stills.
It is produced in three locations in Oaxaca, and each lot is different.
(Details can be found on the band label at the bottom of the bottle.)
The scent is with refreshing aromas of lemon and grapefruit peel.
A calming smoke with a hint of tar spreads out.
The texture is soft and the transparent sweetness fills your mouth.
A smoke like burnt lemon surrounds the whole thing.
Spices burst out towards the finish, fading into a slightly grassy sweetness.
The smoky feeling typical of mezcal is not too strong, and it has an approachable taste that can be used other than straight.
This mezcal is easy to use as a cocktail base.
*There are three types of label designs, including a calavera (skeleton) with the motif of a hero of the Mexican War of Independence.
Pictured (clockwise from left on the label: Father Miguel Hidalgo, Jose María Morelos,
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez).
*There are three types of label designs, but you cannot choose one as they differ depending on the production area.
*Doba-Yej: The language of the Zapotec people living in Oaxaca (Zapotec)
It means ‘agave espadin’.
Siete Mysterious Dovaji Regular is a Japanese‑produced spirit bottled at 44.0% ABV with a 700‑millilitre bottle. This intriguing craft spirit offers a complex, multi‑layered aromatic profile with distinctive herbal‑spiced character. The nose presents bright botanical notes, subtle peppery spice, light tropical fruit hints, faint floral undertones and firm clean spirit warmth. On the palate, it is vibrant and well‑structured, delivering balanced herbal depth, gentle spice warmth, delicate fruit sweetness and solid medium‑high‑proof backbone. The long, herb‑infused lingering finish makes it suitable for neat sipping, on‑the‑rocks, or building creative bespoke cocktails.
| Distillery | |
|---|---|
| Region | JAPAN |
| Strength | 44.0% |
| Size | 700ml |
| Aged | |
| Vintage | |
| Bottled |
Agave: Espadin species Class: Joben (no aging period)
Category: Mezcal Artesanal
A mezcal made from espadin (a type of agave) from Oaxaca.
This is a Joven that has not been barrel aged.
Only mature agave plants are used, and the spherical part (piña) of the agave plant is called tatemado.
By heating it using the traditional method of steaming it in a hole dug in the ground,
It has a unique smoky aroma.
The heated piña is then squeezed in a large stone mill called a taona, and the juice is poured into an open wooden vat.
After natural fermentation with wild yeast, it is distilled twice in copper pot stills.
It is produced in three locations in Oaxaca, and each lot is different.
(Details can be found on the band label at the bottom of the bottle.)
The scent is with refreshing aromas of lemon and grapefruit peel.
A calming smoke with a hint of tar spreads out.
The texture is soft and the transparent sweetness fills your mouth.
A smoke like burnt lemon surrounds the whole thing.
Spices burst out towards the finish, fading into a slightly grassy sweetness.
The smoky feeling typical of mezcal is not too strong, and it has an approachable taste that can be used other than straight.
This mezcal is easy to use as a cocktail base.
*There are three types of label designs, including a calavera (skeleton) with the motif of a hero of the Mexican War of Independence.
Pictured (clockwise from left on the label: Father Miguel Hidalgo, Jose María Morelos,
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez).
*There are three types of label designs, but you cannot choose one as they differ depending on the production area.
*Doba-Yej: The language of the Zapotec people living in Oaxaca (Zapotec)
It means ‘agave espadin’.
Siete Mysterious Dovaji Regular is a Japanese‑produced spirit bottled at 44.0% ABV with a 700‑millilitre bottle. This intriguing craft spirit offers a complex, multi‑layered aromatic profile with distinctive herbal‑spiced character. The nose presents bright botanical notes, subtle peppery spice, light tropical fruit hints, faint floral undertones and firm clean spirit warmth. On the palate, it is vibrant and well‑structured, delivering balanced herbal depth, gentle spice warmth, delicate fruit sweetness and solid medium‑high‑proof backbone. The long, herb‑infused lingering finish makes it suitable for neat sipping, on‑the‑rocks, or building creative bespoke cocktails.
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