Mezcal

Casa Amarás

Espadín Joven, 70cl

Oaxaca, Mexico

Casa Amarás

Amarás Espadín opens up a world of smoothness, handcrafted by Mezcal Masters who bring generations of empirical knowledge to create this unique elixir. Made from 8-year-old Espadín agave, carefully selected from the mountains of Oaxaca, Amarás Espadín undergoes a 100% natural fermentation with local yeasts, offering a pure and rich flavor profile.

With an alcohol content ranging from 37% to 41% Alc. Vol., this mezcal combines traditional smoky notes with a natural smoothness, resulting in perfect balance. Its floral aromas and sweet, fruity flavors make Amarás Espadín ideal for enjoying in a traditional jícara – a small dried gourd cup typical for mezcal in Mexico – or in cocktails like Morning Love, Spicy Amor, or Amarás Affogato, providing a versatile experience for any occasion.

Production Characteristics:
Agave: Espadín – Agave angustifolia
Growing period: 8 years
Region: San Juan del Río, Mitla, Matatlán, Ejutla, San Baltazar Guelavila, and Tlacolula – Oaxaca
Oven type: Stone cone
Cooking wood: Oak
Grinding type: Egyptian mill
Fermentation vats: Circular, made of pine wood
Distillation type: Copper still

Awards

Gold Medal 2015 – San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Gold Medal 2013 – Beverage Testing Institute
Gold Medal 2012 – Concours Mondial de Bruxelles

Allergens information

Contains sulphites.

Casa Amarás

Amarás: More than a Company, a Philosophy.

At Casa Amarás, respect for the environment guides each step of mezcal production, from agave planting to distillation, grounded in the principle “Always Amarás” and three key pillars: Community, Territory, and Love for the Earth.

Community: Casa Amarás works with over 20 master mezcaleros, preserving the artisanal tradition of mezcal across 13 Mexican regions, and provides training to small agave producers. For the creation of its labels, it collaborates with over 40 artists.

Territory: By producing agave organically and using composts from its own distillery, Amarás maintains a sustainable planting program that balances harvest and replanting. Wild agaves are harvested only with a strict replanting plan, preserving 11 species and 20 ethnospecies. With its nurseries and reforestation plan of native species, Casa Amarás, in collaboration with the National Autonomous University of Mexico, explores new agave species like the Chuparrosa to promote a sustainable future for mezcal.

Love for the Earth: A pioneer in carbon neutrality, Casa Amarás continuously reduces and offsets its environmental impact. Partnering with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), HEIFER, and universities, it supports forest conservation, soil protection, and water management initiatives, promoting sustainability at each stage of the mezcal cycle.

Its expansion to over 30 countries and the “Best Mezcal in the World” award in 2021 reaffirm Casa Amarás’ commitment to excellence and sustainability, celebrating life and the planet in every bottle.

Address

info@mezcalamaras.com