Description

400 Conejos Añejo is an Oaxacan mezcal made from selected Espadín agaves, cooked in traditional volcanic earth pit ovens and double-distilled in copper pot stills. It then rests in ex-tequila casks for one year, long enough to carry the añejo designation. 750 ml, 40% ABV (80 proof).

The color is dark with amber tones, forming delicate tears with golden glints. The aroma leads with smoke and hints of wood, followed by cooked agave and fruity notes. On the palate it is bold and flavorful, balancing smoky and woody character with a touch of sweet caramel and vanilla that slowly fades into a gentle hint of citrus and fruit. The finish is soft and complex with a trace of smoke.

Smooth, lightly smoky and easy to drink, it suits those beginning their mezcal-drinking journey. The bottle arrives in standout colorful packaging reminiscent of Oaxaca, Mexico.

Product form

400 Conejos Añejo Oaxaca Espadin 1 year

$48.99

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    • Size: 750ml
    • Alcohol: 40% ABV · 80 proof
    • Type: Mezcal
    • Brand: 400 Conejos
    Tasting Notes

    Color: Dark with ambar tones, forming delicate tears with golden glints. |

    Aroma: Smoky with hints of wood, followed by delicate tones of cooked agave and fruity notes. | Flavor: Bold and flavorful on the palate, finding a perfect mix of smoky and woody vibes. There's a touch of sweet caramel and vanilla that slowly fades, leaving behind a gentle hint of citrus and fruity goodness in the end. |

    Finish: Soft and complex with a touch of smoke.

    About 400 Conejos

    400 Conejos is Mexico's best-selling mezcal, produced in Oaxaca from Espadín agave. The name comes from the centzon-totochin, the 400 rabbits of Nahuatl tradition, a collective name for the gods of agave drinks used in ritual drinking by Mesoamerican priests. In that tradition, the number 400 stood for "innumerable" and "uncountable."

    Description

    400 Conejos Añejo is an Oaxacan mezcal made from selected Espadín agaves, cooked in traditional volcanic earth pit ovens and double-distilled in copper pot stills. It then rests in ex-tequila casks for one year, long enough to carry the añejo designation. 750 ml, 40% ABV (80 proof).

    The color is dark with amber tones, forming delicate tears with golden glints. The aroma leads with smoke and hints of wood, followed by cooked agave and fruity notes. On the palate it is bold and flavorful, balancing smoky and woody character with a touch of sweet caramel and vanilla that slowly fades into a gentle hint of citrus and fruit. The finish is soft and complex with a trace of smoke.

    Smooth, lightly smoky and easy to drink, it suits those beginning their mezcal-drinking journey. The bottle arrives in standout colorful packaging reminiscent of Oaxaca, Mexico.