Reviews / Gusto Historico Mexicano, Bicuixe, y Tobaxiche Amarillo

Review · · by The Editors

Gusto Historico Mexicano, Bicuixe, y Tobaxiche Amarillo

Mexicano, bicuishe, tobaxiche amarillo – Juan Garcia's three-agave karwinskii-heavy ensamble

Score: 4.0/5 agaves

Gusto Historico Mexicano, Bicuixe, y Tobaxiche Amarillo bottle
  • Producer: Gusto Histórico
  • Maestro: Juan Garcia
  • Region: Miahuatlán, Oaxaca
  • Agave: Bicuishe, Mexicano, Tobaxiche Amarillo
  • ABV: 49.8%
  • Price: $155 ($$)

Verdict

A karwinskii-heavy ensamble with mexicano stiffening the frame. Juan Garcia's reads precise and a little austere; an ensamble for drinkers who already read karwinskii fluently. Buy if you've already worked through the Ramos and Santos bottles above.

A karwinskii-heavy ensamble with mexicano stiffening the frame

Tasting notes

Nose: Wet stone up front. Cut grass, citrus peel, light cooked agave underneath

Palate: 49.8% refrescador; the karwinskii pair (bicuishe + tobaxiche amarillo) dominates, with the rhodacantha mexicano lending a savory counterweight

Finish: Mineral, dry. Stays long

The bottom line

The pick for the karwinskii specialist

More from Gusto Histórico