2019, series #4, first release: A beautiful selection of fifteen agave spirits crafted by Abel Martinez of Santo Domingo Ambarradas, Berta & Mario Vasquez of San Baltazar Chichicapam, Aureliano Hernandez of San Baltazar Guelevila, Reina Sanchez of San Luis Amatlan, Leonardo of San Baltazar Guelevila, and Simeon & Apolonio Ramirez of San Agustin Amatengo. Labels … Continue reading Series 4 arrives from Oaxaca

Una guía de 36 paginas que comparte como montar un vivero y cultivar el maguey de semilla, abajo de una aproximación agroforestal. Este guía viene de la nuestra experiencia, y ilustra todo el proceso que realizamos desde la limpieza del terreno con cal y cenizo, hasta la transplantación del maguey. Recompartimos copias con la intención … Continue reading 36 pg Guia: “Amigos del Maguey y la Biodiversidad”

March 10, 2019. Its 3 months out from the transplant of the first cycle of agaves (rainy season). In the meantime a second cycle of magueys comes to life to take their place in the lots, in the same rainy season. Seeds of Arroqueño, Sierra Negra, Coyote, Tobala, Tobala Oregon, Mexicano and Espadilla are still being … Continue reading Maguey from seed; 2nd cycle

Mezcaleros are putting much of the resources towards the preparation of lands to receive agaves (from the vivero) in the rainy seasons of June & July. 2018 Profit Share declaration: Apolonio/Simeon Ramirez: clean and prepare lands of San Agustin Amatengo for the transplanting of agaves (labor & transportation). Berta Vasquez: 1/3 costs of improving roofing of … Continue reading The 2018 profit share

Underway in the vivero, is the transplant of the first cycle of magueys; 30,000 agaves of 11 varieties, all grown from seed. From germinating beds they go to raised beds with more space to grow, and in June of 2019, they will be transplanted into the lands and custody of the different mezcaleros with whom … Continue reading Vivero Transplant: 1st cycle