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Why One Batch of This Mezcal Takes Over 8 Years to Produce  Vendors

Why One Batch of This Mezcal Takes Over 8 Years to Produce Vendors

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Some of the best mezcal is made by Rogelio Juan Hernández, maestro mezcalero and co-founder of Agua Mágica in Oaxaca, Mexico. He began learning the craft at the age of 13 and has since honed his skills. Hernández and his team of mezcaleros handcraft 3, 000 liters of mezcal each month. They harvest and roast agave, then cook, ferment, and distill the spirit. The result is a subtle yet versatile mezcal that bartenders around the world use in cocktails or serve straight over ice. Download our new Eater app here: Series Lead & Producer: Carla Francescutti Field Producer/Fixer: Michael Matus Directors & Camera: Carla Francescutti and Murilo Ferreira Sound Operator: Valeria Carreño Production Coordinator: Nick Mazzocchi Production Assistant: Maylet Ortiz Editors: Carla Francescutti, Lucy Morales Carlisle Assistant Editor: Christine Ring Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri Director of Production: Stefania Orrù Supervising Producer, Development: Gabriella Lewis Post-Production Supervisor: Lucy Morales Carlisle Audience Engagement: Frances Dumlao ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Date: 2024-10-29

Comments and reviews: 9


Even though mezcal and tequila are produced using artisanal methods, along with avocado production, they have become the agricultural practices that have caused the most deforestation in recent years. To make matters worse, overproduction has drastically lowered prices for producers, leaving all the profits to distributors and organized crime.
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It would be good if these artisans get paid more for their Mezcal or have a small share in the companies they supply. Instead of celebrities starting a brand then selling it a few years later for hundreds of millions and the workers get peanuts.
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it's the early Filipino's thought your ancestors on how to distill alcohol from your fermented drinks. that's why there is a place there in mexico that makes TUBA a fermented drink that is just one step away from LAMBANOG an alcoholic drink
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When I saw the bottle, I wanted to buy one. When I read the marketing blurb on the label, I didn't want one. The text is so over the top, I just don't like that. But the video paints a picture of people I'd love to buy from.
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Madre mia q cantidad de trabajo para producir el mezcal. . tendria q valer 50 euros por lo menos la botella aqui en europa. pero es la primera vez q oigo hablar de esta bebida. a ver para cuando habra en europa tambien
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great documentary, the vendors series matches high quality production with deeply interesting content, unlike the feast series which is frankly badly edited and elitist crap.
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I think it’s time for the owners at the top to invest in Kawasaki Mule Pros to help these guys out and replace the actual mules.
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That’s it, I’m buying one! Sometimes it’s good to live in San Diego where you’re among the closest to these things
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What an incredibly detailed process. I'm no longer a drinker, but I appreciate the hard work that goes into the production
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