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Abasolo Corn Alma Tierra Mexican Whisky 750ml-0

Abasolo Corn Alma Tierra Mexican Whisky 750ml

$24.95

SKU: 24919

Abasolo is the first 100% Ancestral Corn Mexican whisky, created as an homage to Mexico's rich culture and flavorful heirloom grain. Abasolo is crafted only from the finest non-GMO Cacahuazintle corn that has been cultivated for hundreds of years by local farmers. A 4000-year-old traditional cooking process called Nixtamalization then transforms the ancestral corn into this unique whisky, uncovering notes of roasted corn, honey, vanilla, chamomile tea, and leather.

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Ari
Light, elegant, aromatic and very unique corn whisky

100% corn-based, light, elegant, and richly aromatic whisky. Very unique and impressive whisky from Mexico. What a treat!

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JAVIER CORREA
Mr correa

Great product

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rodney rojas
Mixes Well

Abasolo Whisky is a unique spirit that provided me with Mezcal notes on both nose and palate. I found it equally pleasant neat and on the rocks. But where I really think it excelled was when it was mixed with several dashes of habanero bitters, Square 1 Luscious Lime mixer, and 1oz. bourbon, shaken and poured over an oversized ice cube in a doubles glass then garnished with a lime wedge. To be clear, this is not your traditional American-style whiskey. Act accordingly.

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Jen
Love this!

My brother loved this and he's a whisky expert. It's unique enough that nobody has anything like it in their collection, and a total crowd pleaser for sipping on the rocks or making cocktails!

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Morgan Fose
Next Chapter in World Whisk(e)y is here!!!

I am so happy I bought this product! I love sipping on brown spirits so when I happened to find this corn whisky coming from Mexico I couldn't believe it. Mexico is making whisky? The answer is YES and it is a game changer. They use the same process that they use to expand corn in cooking and wow do the flavors come out in this unique take on what I consider a personal favorite as far as spirit categories. I would recommend this to anyone!

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