About Gracias a Dios Mezcal Gracias a Dios is a double distilled mezcal, 100% artisanal, handmade with “piñas” from espadín agave and other varieties, ground and fermented in our own palenque in Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, honoring fair trade with the help of maestro mezcalero Oscar Hernández Santiago.With a strong, aromatic and balanced flavor, this spirit […]
Posts Tagged ‘joven’
Sipping Off The Cuff: Gracias a Dios Mezcal Espadin Joven
March 5th, 2016 
Lisa Pietsch
Posted in Sipping off the Cuff 
Tags: espadín, joven, mezcal, podcast, Sipping Off The Cuff, tequila aficionado 
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The Miracle Men Behind Milagro Tequila
April 4th, 2015 M.A. "Mike" Morales[Moises (Moy) Guindi, one of the two dynamic founders of Milagro tequila, and J.P. DeLoera, Milagro’s Texas Brand Ambassador, hung around after The San Antonio Cocktail Conference held in January, 2015. Tequila Aficionado Media chased down these two gentlemen for a rare chat at the bar of the luxurious Westin Riverwalk Hotel.] Ambassadors For the Modern Mexico The time was 1997, […]
Posted in Men & Tequila, Mike Morales, Portraits, Tequila History, Video Tags: agave, Appellation of Origin Tequila, column distillation, Danny Schneeweiss, denomination of origin, J.P. DeLoera, joven, kosher, Mexico City, milagro tequila, Montelobos mezcal, Moy Guindi, San Antonio, San Antonio Cocktail Conference, Select Barrel Reserve, texas, Unico Comments Off on The Miracle Men Behind Milagro TequilaCasa Noble Joven Review
October 14th, 2014 Lisa PietschCasa Noble Joven Few spirits I’ve tasted—tequila or otherwise—grabbed my attention the way Casa Noble Joven did when I tasted it at the distillery two years ago. Traveling with a press group led by the distillery’s CEO, Pepe Hermosillo, we’d consumed multiple expressions of Casa Noble while there. But this one, packing a 104 […]
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Mestizo Mezcal–A Perfect Convergence of Cultures
August 13th, 2014 M.A. "Mike" MoralesWhen we first met Arturo Palencia, co-founder of the award winning Mestizo Mezcal, we were struck by his boyish charm and seemingly tender age. We were surprised to discover that this thirty-something was no newcomer to the competitive and often brutal spirits industry. In this clip, Arturo tells how he became involved with mezcal and the […]
Posted in mezcal, Portraits Tags: agave, anejo, Arturo Palencia, barrel aging, Cabo San Lucas, Cancun, colonial, colonies, donkey, Fat Ass, handcrafted, hispanic, indigenous, Jessica Rosman, joven, Latin America, Latino, maestro mezcalero, mestizo, Mexico, mezcal, mike morales, Oaxaca, palenque, Santiago Matatlán, Spanish, Spanish Empire, spring breakers, tequila, traditional, zapoteca Comments Off on Mestizo Mezcal–A Perfect Convergence of CulturesSipping off the Cuff: Toro Dorado Plata
May 31st, 2013 M.A. "Mike" MoralesMike Morales and Alex Perez of Tequila Aficionado taste and review Tequila Toro Dorado Plata. Have you tried Toro Dorado Plata yet? Tell us what you thought in the comments section below! Never miss and article or review again – Subscribe now! * indicates required Email Address * Email Format html text View […]
Posted in Alexander Perez, Mike Morales, Sipping off the Cuff Tags: alex perez, blanco, joven, mike morales, partida tequila, plata, reviews, Sipping Off The Cuff, sipping tequila, tasting, tequila, tequila aficionado, tequila reviews, tequila tasting, toro dorado Comments Off on Sipping off the Cuff: Toro Dorado Plata
