Bozal Cempasúchil Reserva is an ancestral-method mezcal finished with cempasúchil (Mexican marigold), the flower of Día de los Muertos, made in small batches by Bozal's family mezcaleros.

Bozal — Spanish for "wild" or "untamed" — sources wild agave from the uncultivated lands of Oaxaca, Guerrero, and Durango. This Reserva incorporates cempasúchil, the marigold central to Día de los Muertos, for a distinctive floral, ceremonial expression bottled at 94 proof.

Specs

• Producer: Bozal Mezcal, Mexico
• Style: Ancestral-Method Mezcal, Reserva
• Proof: 94 (47% ABV)
• Size: 750mL

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is cempasúchil?

Cempasúchil is the Mexican marigold, the flower associated with Día de los Muertos, used here to give the mezcal a distinctive floral character.

What is ancestral-method mezcal?

The most traditional process: earthen-pit roasting and clay-pot distillation.

What does Bozal mean?

Bozal is Spanish for "wild" or "untamed," referencing the wild agave behind the brand.