Gusto Historico Tepextate was made with Agave marmorata by maestro mezcalero Juan Vázquez in the community of Miahuatlan, Oaxaca.
About this destilado de agave
Gusto Historico Tepextate was made with Agave marmorata by maestro mezcalero Juan Vázquez in the community of Miahuatlan, Oaxaca. The agaves were cooked in an underground pit oven, milled by tahona, and double distilled in a copper alambique still.
Gusto Histórico
Gusto Histórico specializes in bringing unique destilados de agave y mezcales tradicionales to the market. The brand was started by one of the co-founders of famed Oaxacan mezcaleria Mezcaloteca, and the Gusto Histórico brand features many of the same producers, with a focus on preserving traditional production methods and practices.
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BoulderBrexitRefugee
7 reviewsBatch 04.20.JV.TX
Initially I was not too sure about this one. Upon opening the bottle I definitely picked up the mustiness mentioned by another reviewer — like a damp cellar or mineshaft entrance. Then there was the ashy or chalky dryness. Didn’t especially get the promised grassiness but there was some blue cheese dank in there. Overall quite savory and different from what I have been drinking previously. On the second time I tried it things seemed improved, so possibly it needed a little time to air.
Batch 04.20.JV.TX
Initially I was not too sure about this one. Upon opening the bottle I definitely picked up the mustiness mentioned by another reviewer — like a damp cellar or mineshaft entrance. Then there was the ashy or chalky dryness. Didn’t especially get the promised grassiness but there was some blue cheese dank in there. Overall quite savory and different from what I have been drinking previously. On the second time I tried it things seemed improved, so possibly it needed a li
Tyler
604 reviewsVery promising intense Tepextate pepper aromas. This is my kinda Tep! Reminds me of an old batch from Reyna Sanchez. It’s not overly perfumed or complex like certain Tepeztate mezcales which I love, but it is super raw and organic. Ashy minerals and burnt sugar. Toned down Altoids. 04.20.JV.TX batch. 200 liters.
Zack Klamn
509 reviewsNose – Big, fresh grassiness like you’ve taken a weed wacker to an overgrown lawn a foot high (OK, so you really let the chores go).
Palate – Initial sweetness like letting a few sugar crystals melt on your tongue. Grilled and charred poblano peppers. Aftershave gel. Campfire ash. A very, very rich Tepeztate (after about 2 oz in one sitting I could see if being a bit too much).
GreenspointTexas
385 reviewsDistractingly musty. Almost to the point of being off-putting. Like drinking a cologne made from an Army Surplus store. Mothballs (taste or smell? Ive never tasted them), heme, geueze like funk, blue cheese. Maybe others will like the profile, but for a Tep, this is out there