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ZANCUDO IS COMMITTED TO CRAFTING EXCEPTIONAL MEZCAL THAT REFLECTS THE RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARTISANAL TRADITIONS OF MEXICO AND OAXACA.

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ZANCUDO IS COMMITTED TO CRAFTING EXCEPTIONAL MEZCAL THAT REFLECTS THE RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARTISANAL TRADITIONS OF MEXICO AND OAXACA.

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ZANCUDO MEZCAL, BORN IN OAXACA, IS A PURE SPIRIT SHAPED BY AGAVE AND GENERATIONS OF TRADITION, SETTING A NEW STANDARD FOR PREMIUM MEZCAL WITH ELEGANT COMPLEXITY.

  • ESPADÍN

    43% alc. vol. (86 Proof) 750 ml

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  • TOBALÁ

    45% alc. vol. (90 Proof) 750 ml

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  • MADRECUISHE

    42% alc. vol. (84 Proof) 750 ml

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  • ENSAMBLE 01

    45% alc. vol. (90 Proof) 750 ml
    357 Bottles
    An isolated studio product shot of a clear glass bottle of Zancudo Ensamble Artisanal Mezcal against a transparent background.

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AGAVE TYPE

Angustifolia (Espadín) harvested at 7-8 years


SOIL

Varied soils, terrain, and altitudes​


REGION

San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


OVEN

Cooked for 3.5 days in an earth oven with pine wood


GRINDING

Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


FERMENTATION

10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


DISTILLATION

Double distillation in copper stills

AGAVE TYPE

Potatorum (Tobalá) grown in the wild,  harvested after 12 years


SOIL

Yellow soil in the highlands with mountainous terrain​


REGION

San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


OVEN

Cooked for 3.5 days in an earth oven with pine wood


GRINDING

Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


FERMENTATION

10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


DISTILLATION

Double distillation in copper stills

AGAVE TYPE

Karwinskii (Madrecuishe) grown in the wild, harvested after 12 to 15 years​


SOIL

Yellow soil in the lowlands with arid terrain​


REGION

San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


OVEN

Cooked for 3-5 days in an earthen pit using Ocote (pine) wood


GRINDING

Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


FERMENTATION

10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


DISTILLATION

Double distillation in copper stills

AGAVE TYPE

Tepeztate, Jabalí and Mexicano grown in the wild, harvested after 12-36 years​


SOIL

Varied soils, terrain, and altitudes​


REGION

San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


OVEN

Cooked for 3.5 days in an earth oven with pine wood


GRINDING

Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


FERMENTATION

10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


DISTILLATION

Triple distillation in copper stills

  • ESPADÍN

    43% alc. vol. (86 Proof) 750 ml

    AGAVE TYPE

    Angustifolia (Espadín) harvested at 7-8 years


    SOIL

    Varied soils, terrain, and altitudes​


    REGION

    San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


    OVEN

    Cooked for 3.5 days in an earth oven with pine wood


    GRINDING

    Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


    FERMENTATION

    10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


    DISTILLATION

    Double distillation in copper stills

    An herbaceous expression of agave balancing a soft and sweet palate with suggestions of lemon, caraway, orange, and the lightest touch of smoke. Zancudo Espadín represents traditional craftsmanship and the constant unwavering value of perfected work. A mezcal for any time, straight or in a delicious cocktail.

  • TOBALÁ

    45% alc. vol. (90 Proof) 750 ml

    AGAVE TYPE

    Potatorum (Tobalá) grown in the wild,  harvested after 12 years


    SOIL

    Yellow soil in the highlands with mountainous terrain​


    REGION

    San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


    OVEN

    Cooked for 3.5 days in an earth oven with pine wood


    GRINDING

    Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


    FERMENTATION

    10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


    DISTILLATION

    Double distillation in copper stills

    This small wild agave is found in the remote mountains of Oaxaca, contributing sweet and salty notes to the palate, with cacao tones and impressions of subdued smoke, wintergreen, cedar, and leather. If what you seek is complexity in your mezcal, Zancudo Tobalá is for you.

  • MADRECUISHE

    42% alc. vol. (84 Proof) 750 ml

    AGAVE TYPE

    Karwinskii (Madrecuishe) grown in the wild, harvested after 12 to 15 years​


    SOIL

    Yellow soil in the lowlands with arid terrain​


    REGION

    San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


    OVEN

    Cooked for 3-5 days in an earthen pit using Ocote (pine) wood


    GRINDING

    Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


    FERMENTATION

    10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


    DISTILLATION

    Double distillation in copper stills

    Nestled in the rugged terrain of the interior of the mountains of Oaxaca, this scarce wild agave results in a rich, savory mezcal with aromas of volcanic earth, citrus, pear, desert sage, rain showers on arid rock, leather, and clay. Luxurious and rare, Zancudo Madrecuishe is made from the oldest agaves we harvest.

  • ENSAMBLE

    45% alc. vol. (90 Proof) 750 ml
    357 Bottles

    AGAVE TYPE

    Tepeztate, Jabalí and Mexicano grown in the wild, harvested after 12-36 years​


    SOIL

    Varied soils, terrain and altitudes​


    REGION

    San Dionisio Ocotepec – Oaxaca, Mexico


    OVEN

    Cooked for 3.5 days in an earth oven with pine wood


    GRINDING

    Crushed in a tahona mill (circular millstone)


    FERMENTATION

    10-12 days in pine tubs with natural yeast


    DISTILLATION

    Triple distillation in copper stills

    An isolated studio product shot of a clear glass bottle of Zancudo Ensamble Artisanal Mezcal against a transparent background.

    Crafted only once in a rare and limited run of 357 bottles, this super premium Ensamble captures the soul of 3 exceptional wild agaves. It brings together the freshness and spiciness of Tepeztate, the untamed character of Jabalí, and the deep earthy elegance of Mexicano. The result is a mezcal that feels both ancient and revolutionary, and a testament to our ethos of fair trade, integrity, and true craftsmanship.


    On the nose, you will find bright aromas of fresh lavender, mint leaf, savory herbs, and a soft minerality. The palate opens with a natural umami quality followed by layered salinity, subtle sweetness, and a gentle warming spice. Notes of roasted agave, dry fig, fennel, lime zest, green jalapeño, and faint pine resin unfold slowly, creating a long and evolving finish that feels both clean and powerful.


    Wild, expressive, and remarkably balanced, our Ensamble of Tepeztate, Jabalí and Mexicano stands as one of the most extraordinary spirits we have ever created.

OUR SIGNATURE COCKTAILS

  • THE ONLY ONE

    Ingredients

    • 1oz ZANCUDO Espadín
    • 1/2oz fresh lime juice
    • 1oz homemade basil syrup
    • 1oz egg whites

    Method

    Add all ingredients to a shaker with ice. Shake hard until cold. Strain out ice, then shake again without ice to create foam. Pour into a rocks glass over ice. Garnish with a fresh basil leaf. Optionally add a pinch of green salt on top or rim the glass.
  • NEGRONI DE CACAO

    Ingredients

    • 1oz ZANCUDO Tobalá
    • 1oz Cocchi Vermouth di Torino
    • 1oz Cappelletti (infused with cacao nibs)
    • 2 dashes of chocolate or cacao bitters
    • Twist of orange or cacao shavings for garnish

    Method

    Infuse the Cappelletti with cacao nibs (1 tablespoon nibs per 6-8oz of Cappelletti), let it sit for 1–4 hours while gently agitating, then strain out the solids. In a mixing glass with ice, combine the Tobalá, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, and cacao infused Cappelletti. Stir (or gently shake if you prefer) until well chilled and properly diluted. Strain into an old fashioned glass over a large ice cube. Garnish with an orange twist or light cacao shavings.
  • MADRECUISHE OLD FASHIONED

    Ingredients

    • 2 oz Zancudo Madrecuishe
    • 0.5 oz homemade agave syrup
    • 1 teaspoon cherry syrup
    • 3 dashes Francisco Fernet (rhubarb bitters)
    • Cherry and a Grapefruit twist

    Method

    In a mixing glass with ice, combine the Zancudo Madrecuishe, agave syrup, cherry syrup, and Francisco Fernet. Stir until well chilled and properly diluted. Strain into an old fashioned glass over a large ice cube. Garnish with a cherry and express a grapefruit twist over the drink before placing it on the rim or in the glass.

OUR SIGNATURE COCKTAILS

  • THE ONLY ONE

    Ingredients

    • 1oz ZANCUDO Espadín
    • 1/2oz fresh lime juice
    • 1oz homemade basil syrup
    • 1oz egg whites

    Method

    Add all ingredients to a shaker with ice. Shake hard until cold. Strain out ice, then shake again without ice to create foam. Pour into a rocks glass over ice. Garnish with a fresh basil leaf. Optionally add a pinch of green salt on top or rim the glass.
  • NEGRONI DE CACAO

    Ingredients

    • 1oz ZANCUDO Tobalá
    • 1oz Cocchi Vermouth di Torino
    • 1oz Cappelletti (infused with cacao nibs)
    • 2 dashes of chocolate or cacao bitters
    • Twist of orange or cacao shavings for garnish

    Method

    Infuse the Cappelletti with cacao nibs (1 tablespoon nibs per 6-8oz of Cappelletti), let it sit for 1–4 hours while gently agitating, then strain out the solids. In a mixing glass with ice, combine the Tobalá, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, and cacao infused Cappelletti. Stir (or gently shake if you prefer) until well chilled and properly diluted. Strain into an old fashioned glass over a large ice cube. Garnish with an orange twist or light cacao shavings.
  • MADRECUISHE OLD FASHIONED

    Ingredients

    • 2 oz Zancudo Madrecuishe
    • 0.5 oz homemade agave syrup
    • 1 teaspoon cherry syrup
    • 3 dashes Francisco Fernet (rhubarb bitters)
    • Cherry and a Grapefruit twist

    Method

    In a mixing glass with ice, combine the Zancudo Madrecuishe, agave syrup, cherry syrup, and Francisco Fernet. Stir until well chilled and properly diluted. Strain into an old fashioned glass over a large ice cube. Garnish with a cherry and express a grapefruit twist over the drink before placing it on the rim or in the glass.

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