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Ojo De Tigre Mezcal Artesanal Joven 100% Agave 37% Vol. 0,7L
Product number: 673006
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Ojo de Tigre is a 100% Mexican and artisanal mezcal that has been on the market
in Mexico since 2008 and in the United States since 2020. Luis Gerardo Mendez,
the brand's founder, works daily in collaboration with Casa Lumbre to preserve
the artisanal spirit of mezcal. The name Ojo de Tigre was inspired by the
semi-precious stone tiger's eye. In ancient times, tiger's eye was worn as an
amulet in the hope that it would bring protection and good luck. The Ojo de
Tigre is made in Mexico according to 500 years of tradition.
Espadin and Tobala agaves are used for this special mezcal. After the plant is
cooked, it is fermented and distilled in Copper Stills.
Awards:
- Gold at The Spirits Business 2022
- 98 points at IWSC Award 2022
- Gold at San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2022
- Platinum at SIP Awards 2022
- Gold at Bartender Spirits Award 2022
- Double Gold at New York World Wine & Spirits Competition 2022
- Gold at The Fifty Best 2022
in Mexico since 2008 and in the United States since 2020. Luis Gerardo Mendez,
the brand's founder, works daily in collaboration with Casa Lumbre to preserve
the artisanal spirit of mezcal. The name Ojo de Tigre was inspired by the
semi-precious stone tiger's eye. In ancient times, tiger's eye was worn as an
amulet in the hope that it would bring protection and good luck. The Ojo de
Tigre is made in Mexico according to 500 years of tradition.
Espadin and Tobala agaves are used for this special mezcal. After the plant is
cooked, it is fermented and distilled in Copper Stills.
Awards:
- Gold at The Spirits Business 2022
- 98 points at IWSC Award 2022
- Gold at San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2022
- Platinum at SIP Awards 2022
- Gold at Bartender Spirits Award 2022
- Double Gold at New York World Wine & Spirits Competition 2022
- Gold at The Fifty Best 2022