
Ultramundo Mezcal Maguey Lamparillo
Ultramundo Mezcal Maguey Lamparillo is an artisanal spirit crafted exclusively from wild Maguey Lamparillo (Agave asperrima) harvested on the 24,000-acre Pelayo Ranch in Mapimí, Durango, Mexico. This region, known as La Zona del Silencio, is renowned for its unique electromagnetic properties and rich biodiversity.
Production Process:
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Agave Harvesting: The agaves mature for approximately 15 years. Once mature, they are caponed—cutting the flowering stalk to concentrate sugars—and left in the ground for an additional 4 to 10 months to enhance flavor complexity.
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Cooking: The agaves are cooked in an underground, volcanic stone-lined pit oven using mesquite and pine firewood over three days, imparting a distinctive smoky character.
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Milling: After cooking, the agaves are milled by hand with an axe, a traditional method that preserves the integrity of the plant fibers.
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Fermentation: The milled agave is fermented with wild, ambient yeast in open-air, in-ground oak-lined wells for two to four days, depending on the season, allowing natural flavors to develop.
- Distillation: The fermented mash undergoes double distillation in a wood-fired copper pot still with an oak wood condenser and a copper coil, resulting in a refined and complex mezcal.
Tasting Notes:
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Aroma: Bright and fresh, with notes of grapefruit zest and lemongrass.
- Palate: Sustained minerality across the palate and finish, complemented by the fresh flavors of grapefruit zest and lemongrass.
Ultramundo Mezcal Maguey Lamparillo
Ultramundo Mezcal Maguey Lamparillo is an artisanal spirit crafted exclusively from wild Maguey Lamparillo (Agave asperrima) harvested on the 24,000-acre Pelayo Ranch in Mapimí, Durango, Mexico. This region, known as La Zona del Silencio, is renowned for its unique electromagnetic properties and rich biodiversity.
Production Process:
-
Agave Harvesting: The agaves mature for approximately 15 years. Once mature, they are caponed—cutting the flowering stalk to concentrate sugars—and left in the ground for an additional 4 to 10 months to enhance flavor complexity.
-
Cooking: The agaves are cooked in an underground, volcanic stone-lined pit oven using mesquite and pine firewood over three days, imparting a distinctive smoky character.
-
Milling: After cooking, the agaves are milled by hand with an axe, a traditional method that preserves the integrity of the plant fibers.
-
Fermentation: The milled agave is fermented with wild, ambient yeast in open-air, in-ground oak-lined wells for two to four days, depending on the season, allowing natural flavors to develop.
- Distillation: The fermented mash undergoes double distillation in a wood-fired copper pot still with an oak wood condenser and a copper coil, resulting in a refined and complex mezcal.
Tasting Notes:
-
Aroma: Bright and fresh, with notes of grapefruit zest and lemongrass.
- Palate: Sustained minerality across the palate and finish, complemented by the fresh flavors of grapefruit zest and lemongrass.
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Ultramundo Mezcal Maguey Lamparillo is an artisanal spirit crafted exclusively from wild Maguey Lamparillo (Agave asperrima) harvested on the 24,000-acre Pelayo Ranch in Mapimí, Durango, Mexico. This region, known as La Zona del Silencio, is renowned for its unique electromagnetic properties and rich biodiversity.
Production Process:
-
Agave Harvesting: The agaves mature for approximately 15 years. Once mature, they are caponed—cutting the flowering stalk to concentrate sugars—and left in the ground for an additional 4 to 10 months to enhance flavor complexity.
-
Cooking: The agaves are cooked in an underground, volcanic stone-lined pit oven using mesquite and pine firewood over three days, imparting a distinctive smoky character.
-
Milling: After cooking, the agaves are milled by hand with an axe, a traditional method that preserves the integrity of the plant fibers.
-
Fermentation: The milled agave is fermented with wild, ambient yeast in open-air, in-ground oak-lined wells for two to four days, depending on the season, allowing natural flavors to develop.
- Distillation: The fermented mash undergoes double distillation in a wood-fired copper pot still with an oak wood condenser and a copper coil, resulting in a refined and complex mezcal.
Tasting Notes:
-
Aroma: Bright and fresh, with notes of grapefruit zest and lemongrass.
- Palate: Sustained minerality across the palate and finish, complemented by the fresh flavors of grapefruit zest and lemongrass.











