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Find Del Maguey near you

Find a shop that stocks your bottle, or order online and have it delivered by a licensed retailer.

Rather have it delivered?

Order online and a licensed retailer ships Del Maguey to your door through ReserveBar. Available in select U.S. states.

Can’t find your bottle?

Any licensed shop can order Del Maguey through its distributor. Ask for it by name and village — every bottle carries both on the label.

Pouring for a bar or restaurant?

We’d love to see Del Maguey on your back bar. Get in touch and we’ll put you in touch with your local distributor.

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Latest Blogs

Pechuga mezcal process: What “distilled with” really means

You are facing one of the most sacred rituals in Oaxaca. The Pechuga Mezcal process goes beyond simple distillation to become a liquid offering. Unlike industrial productions, this tradition incorporates seasonal fruits, spices, and a protein in the still. This technique, known as distilled with, provides an unparalleled aromatic complexity. Each drop reflects the legacy...

Best Mezcal Glasses: A Practical Guide in Mezcal Drinking Glasses

If you’ve ever wondered why the same mezcal can feel smoky and elegant in one glass, yet sharp and “hot” in another, you’re not imagining it. The best mezcal glasses don’t just look nice, they shape how aroma, alcohol, texture, and even temperature reach your senses. This guide is practical on purpose. You’ll learn how...

Roasted Agave: How It’s made, sweet taste and “Roasting pit”

Roasted agave is one of those simple ideas that explains a whole world: take the heart of an agave plant, cook it low and slow, and what starts as tough, starchy fiber turns into something fragrant, sweet, and deeply comforting. It’s also the origin point for mezcal’s most recognizable notes—smoke, baked fruit, warm caramel—because in...

Sustainable Mezcal: Replanting, Biodiversity, and the Future of Maguey

If you care about sustainable mezcal, you’re really asking a bigger question: can mezcal keep thriving without exhausting the landscapes and communities that make it possible? Mezcal isn’t a factory product. It’s a living chain of ecology, culture, agriculture, and time—because agaves take years (often many years) to mature, and the choices made today echo...

How to Read a Mezcal Label: A Bartender’s Guide to NOM-070

If you want to truly understand mezcal, not just drink it, start with the label. For bartenders and agave lovers, the mezcal label is more than a pretty design or a trendy mezcal pink label on the back bar. It’s a compact technical sheet that tells you who made the spirit, how it was produced,...

What Is Agave Syrup: The Natural Sweetener from the Blue Agave Plant

Deeply rooted in Mexican tradition, agave syrup—also called agave nectar—is a natural sweetener derived from the heart of the blue agave plant. Celebrated for its silky texture and gentle, caramel-like notes, it blends seamlessly into hot or cold drinks and elevates the flavor of fresh citrus, herbs, and spices. From craft bars to home kitchens,...

Best Cocktail Garnishes: Ideas to Elevate Every Drink

The best cocktail garnishes do far more than decorate a drink—they enhance its aroma, balance its flavors, and elevate its visual appeal. Whether you’re creating a timeless classic or experimenting with mezcal cocktails, the right garnish can transform the entire experience. From citrus twists to chili-salt rims, each detail plays a role in how a...

Artisanal vs. Ancestral Mezcal: Real differences in the process

Artisanal vs. ancestral mezcal isn’t just a question of taste—it’s a window into two distinct worlds of craftsmanship. Both are rooted in centuries-old Mexican tradition, yet they follow different paths from agave to bottle. Artisanal mezcal blends heritage with practical evolution, using stone tahonas and copper stills to achieve consistency while honoring the past. Ancestral...

How Long Is Mezcal Aged?

Short answer: most mezcal is bottled joven (unaged), but aged mezcal typically rests from 2 to 12 months or 12+ months in small oak barrels. However, when mezcal is aged, the how matters as much as the how long—barrel size and toast, climate, and even glass resting shape the result. For a versatile introduction to...

Cocktail Meaning & Definition: What Is a Cocktail?

When people hear the word “cocktail,” they often picture a colorful drink served in an elegant glass. But the cocktail meaning goes beyond appearances. A cocktail is traditionally defined as an alcoholic mixed drink that combines a base spirit with other ingredients to create balance, complexity, and character. Over time, the cocktail definition has evolved,...

Meaning of Mezcal: Definition, Origin and Artisanal Heritage

Mezcal is far more than a smoky agave spirit, it is a living expression of Mexico’s culture, land, and people. To understand its true essence, we must explore the origin of the word mezcal, the role of the mezcaleros who preserve ancestral techniques, and the artisanal process that gives every bottle its soul. What Is...

How to Store Mezcal: Keep Its Spirit Alive

Every bottle of mezcal carries more than just liquid; it holds centuries of tradition, the soul of agave, and the artistry of maestros mezcaleros. Knowing how to store mezcal is not only about preserving its taste, it’s about honoring its story. Whether you’ve just opened a bottle of Del Maguey Vida Clásico to share with...