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Fidencio Clasico - Mezcal
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Fidencio Clasico

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Fidencio Clásico is an unaged mezcal produced in San Baltazar Chichicápam, Oaxaca, Mexico, using espadín agave. It is made by mezcalero Enrique Jiménez using traditional methods including stone-wheel milling and copper-pot distillation. The brand focuses on single-village mezcal production.

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What type of agave is used to make Fidencio Clásico?

Fidencio Clásico is an unaged mezcal made using espadín agave. Espadín is the most commonly harvested agave variety used in Oaxacan mezcal production.

Where is Fidencio Clásico produced?

This mezcal is produced in San Baltazar Chichicápam, a village located in Oaxaca, Mexico. The brand is heavily focused on traditional, single-village production methods.

Who is the mezcalero behind Fidencio Clásico?

The mezcal is crafted by mezcalero Enrique Jiménez. He utilizes traditional methods passed down through generations to create the spirit.

How is Fidencio Clásico distilled and milled?

The agave is milled using a traditional stone wheel, often referred to as a tahona. After milling, the liquid is distilled in traditional copper-pot stills to achieve its final flavor profile.

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