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Del Maguey Wild Papalome mezcal originates from the isolated Papalome village in Puebla, Mexico. It’s produced using wild agave varieties cultivated on challenging hillside terrain. This artisanal mezcal offers a complex flavor profile reflecting its unique terroir and production methods. It is prim...
Montelobos Tobalá is a premium joven mezcal produced using only the wild Tobalá agave variety native to Puebla, Mexico. This agave imparts a uniquely intense and layered flavor profile due to its shorter maturation process. It’s favored by discerning drinkers seeking authentic Oaxacan mezcal with co...
Uriarte Talavera is a historic ceramics workshop in Puebla, Mexico, founded in 1824 and known for producing Talavera poblana. Its artisans make tin-glazed earthenware through a multistage process that includes shaping, firing, glazing, hand-painting, and a final firing. The workshop produces vessels...
The Chinese Poblana legend centers on Catarina de San Juan, an Asian-born woman brought to New Spain in the 1620s who became a Mexican folk figure.
Del Maguey Vida Puebla is a single-village artisanal mezcal produced in the Sierra Norte de Puebla region of Mexico. It is traditionally distilled in clay pot stills using wild agaves, resulting in an unaged spirit that highlights regional flavor profiles. This mezcal is intended for cocktail enthus...
The Los Humeros fumaroles occur inside a 15 by 21 kilometre Mexican caldera formed about 460,000 years ago and now exploited for geothermal power.
Laguna de Atexcac is a maar crater lake located in the Serdán-Oriental basin in the state of Puebla, Mexico. It was formed by a phreatomagmatic explosion during the Pleistocene epoch, resulting in a distinct volcanic crater that subsequently filled with water. The lake is hydrologically closed and c...
Lake Alchichica is a saline, alkaline crater lake in Puebla, Mexico, occupying a maar surrounded by a volcanic tuff ring. It is distinguished by pale carbonate microbialites, commonly described as stromatolites, that form conspicuous structures along its shore and beneath the water. The lake also su...
Los Humeros is a massive volcanic caldera and active geothermal field in Mexico, where surface mudpots and fumaroles indicate a high-temperature magma reservoir.
Laguna de Aljojuca is a maar crater lake in Puebla state, Mexico, notable for its deep blue water and position within the eastern Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt on the Mesa Central.
