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Sustainability, Harvesting and replanting agaves in various remote regions of Oaxaca. A true cultural Zapotec tradition,Taking care of the land which in turn takes care of them.Agave’s are baked in a conical stone lined pit oven. Cooking fuel is red oak. Cooking times vary depending on the agave species. Agave’s are mashed to ease agave sugar extraction with a traditional hand chiseled Cantera stone tahona.
The agave is rested after cooking. Native natural terroir influenced  yeast begin the fermentation. Sourced mountain spring water or deep well water added to mash to accelerate the alcohol producing mash.
Fermentation time  is dependent  on the species of agaves and the air temperature. Double distillation is done small copper pot stills.Heads and tails are discarded only the heart of distillation is used. No water is ever added to the final distillate. Still strength only. This produces a very clean flavor profile. Making the individual agave profiles shine.

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