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Koch Mexicano

Koch mexicano from Ejutla – solid, mid-weight

Score: 3.5/5 agaves

Koch Mexicano bottle
  • Producer: Koch Mezcal
  • Maestro: Adrian Bautista, Lucio Bautista
  • Region: Rio de Ejutla, Oaxaca
  • Agave: Mexicano
  • ABV: 47%
  • Price: $127 ($$$)

Verdict

The Bautista family's mexicano for Koch is a more substantial reading of the agave than the lighter-than-espadín pitch the varietal often gets sold on. At 47% and from Río de Ejutla, it has real body and aromatic presence. Buy alongside the Gusto Histórico Verde Mexicano for a two-house mexicano education. Koch at its more serious end.

Mexicano done with real weight, not marketing lightness

Tasting notes

Nose: Roasted pepper, then cooked agave, light cacao, dry pepper

Palate: 47% – Adrian and Lucio Bautista's mexicano release reads denser than many mexicanos on the market, with real savory weight and a clean finish

Finish: Warm, savory – medium-long

The bottom line

Real body at 47%, from Ejutla. Serious mexicano at a reasonable tier

Where to buy online

We found this bottle at 3 US retailers. Prices and stock vary – click through to check.

Price check: $127 (2026-07-29).

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