Mezcalosfera Papalote 'Benigno Sanchez' Guerrero objects

Mezcalosfera Papalote 'Benigno Sanchez' Guerrero objectsA beautiful mezcal from distiller Benigno Sanchez in the Guerrero district, bottled by the brand Mezcalosfera. Papalote is a small and spiky plant compared to its big Espadin cousins, and thats not a bad comparison to keep in mind for the flavor profile as well. Tree sap, canela, caramelized mango, and evergreen zest. For this bottling, Benigo mills the agave by hand, ferments with native yeast and smokes with local mesquite. Honest, subtle Oaxacan

and black pepper

All Malfatti glassware is made in a flame with hand tools and uniquely shaped by the artisan

For red and white wines

they'd be seen as avant-garde in any of the world’s winemaking regions

Medium weight

the 17th century monk Dom Pierre Pérignon nurtured an ambition to create “the best wine in the world

and it's situated at 1475 feet above the sea level on pure granite soil

fresh as can be

brought to proof with limestone-filtered water

these wines almost have more in common with Switzerland and Trentino-Alto Adige than they do with island wine

Old-vines Carignan Blanc forms the backbone of this wine

It’s fresh and bright