Mezcal made from 100% Maguey Espadin from Santiago Matatlán, a town located in the central valleys of Oaxaca, considered to be the "world capital of Mezcal". The agaves were crushed into an Egyptian stone mill, known as tahona, the liquid was fermented in oak vats, double distilled in copper stills and rested in white oak barrels for 2 years. For our cocoa beans from Comalcalco, Tabasco, we developed a high roasting profile which complements the woody notes of the final distillate.

For this bar, we've chosen the hibiscus flower harvested by the indigenous community "Numa Gamaa Ski Yu Me'Phaa", from whom we have learned a special kind of devotion to Mother Earth, and a true understanding that the whole is greater than the sum e of its parts. The members of the Me'Phaa community have been cultivating the creole Hibiscus tree for centuries. This is the variety that was originally introduced by the Spanish galleons on the Pacific route from Manila to Acapulco, and is known for being particularly robust and aromatic.