This is a pechuga from Juan Osirio, produced using agave Espadin in the village of San Vicente Coatlan. Distilled in April of 2019, this is lot B0006PE4719, bottle 122/1440. Let's get to it.
Unlike any pechuga I’ve had, this spice bomb laced with licorice is undeniably unique. That said, I’m not the biggest fan. The more I drank this the more it became a very singular experience. The resemblance to absinthe was really bonkers.
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House Review
Nose:
Powerful anise, pepper, guava. Really powerful on the nose, but the anise is dominant, something I never expected from a pechuga.
Taste:
Rich, oily, mouth feel. Heat is in check, the syrupy quality is really impressive. Some sweet cream, a hint of pepper, light vegetation before anise, and other root like spice notes storm in.
Finish:
Long finish, herbal and spicy, with some more anise, a bit of pepper and a fresh baked bread note.
Overall:
Unlike any pechuga I’ve had, this spice bomb laced with licorice is undeniably unique. That said, I’m not the biggest fan. The more I drank this the more it became a very singular experience. The resemblance to absinthe was really bonkers.
Score:
80
By The Daily Pour Staff
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