Nucano Anejo is aged from 3 to 5 years in white oak barrels. It has vibrant notes of cherry, vanilla, cranberry, coffee, and dark chocolate.
About this mezcal
Nucano Anejo is a grand reserve mezcal that is aged from 3 to 5 years in white oak barrels. This long time in the barrel allows for the mezcal to become exceptionally smooth and sweet, bringing out many of the notes from the wood. Most anejo mezcal is only aged in wood barrels for 12-14 months, so this is a completely unique mezcal on the market. Its rich, dark color shows off its vibrant notes of cherry, vanilla, cranberry, coffee, and dark chocolate. It is full-bodied and velvety in the mouth.
Nucano Mezcal
Mezcal Nucano is an artisanal mezcal produced in the region of San Dionisio Ocotepec, Oaxaca. Their batches are always limited to ensure artisanal production, and they are made by a 5th generation mezcalero who helps to bring old-world mezcal production into modern times. They make an Anejo, Reposado, and several Joven mezcals that feature different silvestre agave. They are entirely Oaxacan owned and operated.
Review this bottle
Login or create an account to add your tasting notes
GMAD
94 reviewsBatch NAE05-21, 40%, Bottle 582/720
Nose – Woody and sweet; caramel, butterscotch, pine, and maple syrup.
Palate – Very mellow with subtle sweetness and hints of wood; banana bread, brown sugar, and some earthy baked sweetness, like brown bread and oatmeal.
Finish – Subtle earthy bittersweetness; raw honey, fruit pith, maraschino cherries, and granola.
Alright, decent flavor, got some legs. I can dig it. Decent daily sipper, probably stellar in a Oaxacan Old Fashioned and other cocktails.
Batch NAE05-21, 40%, Bottle 582/720
Nose – Woody and sweet; caramel, butterscotch, pine, and maple syrup.
Palate – Very mellow with subtle sweetness and hints of wood; banana bread, brown sugar, and some earthy baked sweetness, like brown bread and oatmeal.
Finish – Subtle earthy bittersweetness; raw honey, fruit pith, maraschino cherries, and granola.
Alright, decent flavor, got some legs. I can dig it. Decent daily sipper, probably stellar in a Oaxacan Old Fashioned and oth
razorbackmike
160 reviewsgood quality mezcal.has similar taste to a fine aged tequila but still has a little espadin profile.no smoke and a cherry flavor comes through.it taste natural and i find it easy to sip on.no harshness.good bargain.not quite 4 star but good.