Cirial Cruz de Fuego Mezcal Far North Spirits The name has seeped into

The name has seeped into our culture

but the palate is giving white pepper and tasty butterscotch that finishes off with smooth and sweet agave and pepper spice

This twelve year-old Single Malt was pulled from just seven first-fill ex-Bourbon casks yielding only 1689 bottles in total — bottled at a perfect 46% ABV

for the bolder notes of western Oaxaca

The rareness of this collector's expression speaks for itself

Cirial Cruz de Fuego Mezcal Far North Spirits The name has seeped intoProduced in Santiago Matatlan, Oaxaca, by a mother son duo Margarita Blas and Carlos Mendez, this unique bottle is an expression of old agave varieties. The wild agave karwinskii, also known as Cirial, was aged between 18 22 years before it was harvested for Cruz de Fuego Cirial. Crafted traditionally with an underground stone horno, tahona, and distilled twice in copper stills, this one takes you on a journey from bold fruit to dry heat and a deeply