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Origen Raiz

Origen Raiz 10th Anniversary Pecho de Venado Mezcal

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Origen Raíz 10th Anniversary Pecho de Venado Mezcal – 50% ABV | 750ml

Rare, ceremonial, and deeply rooted in ancestral mezcal tradition, Origen Raíz 10th Anniversary Pecho de Venado Mezcal is a limited-edition release crafted to celebrate a decade of Origen Raíz artisanal mezcal production. Bottled at 50% ABV in a 750ml format, this extraordinary Pecho-style mezcal delivers layered notes of roasted agave, wild herbs, citrus, smoke, spice, and savory complexity shaped by traditional triple-distillation methods and the inclusion of venison during distillation.


Process & Profile

Produced in Oaxaca using traditional artisanal methods, this special anniversary release follows the historic Pecho mezcal tradition, a ceremonial production style typically reserved for celebrations and important occasions. Mature agaves are roasted in underground earthen pits, naturally fermented, and distilled in small copper stills.

For the final distillation, fruits, spices, herbs, and venison (“pecho de venado”) are suspended within the still, allowing aromatic vapors to pass through the ingredients and infuse the mezcal with added depth, savory richness, and layered complexity.

Bottled at a robust 50% ABV, the mezcal preserves its full-bodied texture, smoky structure, and concentrated agave character while showcasing the distinctive elegance associated with traditional Pecho expressions.


Appearance

Crystal clear with brilliant clarity and rich viscosity, reflecting its artisanal, unaged character.


Tasting Notes

Nose: Roasted agave, smoke, wild herbs, citrus peel, earthy minerality, spice, and subtle savory undertones.

Palate: Complex and layered with notes of cooked agave, black pepper, roasted herbs, dried fruit, soft smoke, mineral salinity, and delicate savory richness from the Pecho distillation process.

Finish: Long, warming, and elegant with lingering smoke, herbal spice, earthy agave, and mineral depth.


What Makes It Special

Pecho de Venado mezcal is one of the rarest and most ceremonial styles of mezcal production, traditionally created for weddings, festivals, and community celebrations. The use of venison during the final distillation contributes subtle savory texture and added aromatic complexity without overpowering the agave itself.

As a 10th Anniversary release, this expression represents a celebratory small-batch bottling that highlights Origen Raíz’s dedication to preserving traditional mezcal craftsmanship and ancestral production methods.


How to Enjoy

Best enjoyed neat in a copita or veladora glass to fully appreciate its evolving aromatics and ceremonial complexity. Allow the mezcal several minutes to open before tasting. It pairs beautifully with mole, roasted meats, dark chocolate, aged cheeses, and traditional Oaxacan cuisine.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the alcohol content?
50% ABV (100 proof).

What does “Pecho de Venado” mean?
It refers to a traditional mezcal production style where venison and other ingredients are suspended during the final distillation to add complexity and ceremonial character.

Is this a limited release?
Yes, this is a special 10th Anniversary bottling produced in limited quantities.

What is the bottle size?
750ml.


Pricing & Availability

This listing includes one 750ml bottle of Origen Raíz 10th Anniversary Pecho de Venado Mezcal bottled at 50% ABV. Due to its artisanal production and limited anniversary release status, availability may be highly limited. Currently available at Old Town Tequila while supplies last.


Brand Story

Origen Raíz focuses on preserving traditional Oaxacan mezcal culture through small-batch artisanal expressions rooted in heritage production methods, regional identity, and agave authenticity. The brand emphasizes ancestral craftsmanship, traditional roasting and fermentation techniques, and limited-edition releases that celebrate the ceremonial and cultural importance of mezcal within Mexican history.

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