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Clase Azul San Luis Mezcal Joven 750ml

$649.00

$629.00
Overview
Joven Mezcal | Clase Azul Mexico, San Luis Potosi · 100% Agave Salmiana (Verde) · 43% ABV

Clase Azul Mezcal San Luis Potosi is another step outside the usual mezcal territory. Made from Agave Salmiana, also known locally as Verde, grown at high altitude near Estacion Ipina on the border of San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas — a different region, different agave, and a different spirit again from the Oaxacan Espadín most people picture when they think of mezcal.

It sits between the Durango and Guerrero releases in the Clase Azul mezcal range: stone fruit and earthy character alongside the smoke, roasted agave and dried herbs on the nose, light smoke through the palate, and a long warming finish with lingering minerality. Presented in a striking red ceramic decanter, and every bit as serious a piece of craft as the rest of the range.

Product Details

Production & Craftsmanship

Agave Salmiana grows slowly at altitude, and that extra time in the ground builds real depth into the plant. Combined with traditional roasting, natural fermentation and copper distillation, it's what gives this mezcal its fruit driven, earthy character. A proper terroir driven mezcal, built the long wa

Agave 100% Agave Salmiana (Verde)
Agave Source Grown at high altitude near Estacion Ipina, San Luis Potosi
Cooking Traditional roasting methods
Fermentation Natural fermentation
Distillation Distilled in copper stills
Additives None, traditional production
Aging Unaged (Joven)
Bottle Hand-crafted red ceramic decanter

 

Product Details

Category Mezcal
Style Joven (Unaged)
Region San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Agave Agave Salmiana (Verde)
ABV 43%
Bottle Size 750ml
Country Mexico


Tasting Notes
  • Nose: Roasted agave, dried herbs and subtle smoke, with earth and tropical fruit underneath.
  • Palate: Cooked agave and stone fruit, light smoke and a touch of spice.
  • Finish: Long and warming, with lingering minerality and gentle smoke.
What sets this bottle apart
  • 100% Agave Salmiana (Verde): a rare species grown at 6,500 feet, producing a fruit-driven earthy character distinct from Espadín
  • San Luis Potosi production: a mezcal-producing region few people have explored, well outside Oaxaca
  • High-altitude agave near Estacion Ipina on the Zacatecas border — extreme terroir that shapes the plant over many years
  • Traditional roasting, natural fermentation and copper still distillation, no additives
  • Striking hand-crafted red ceramic decanter, individually finished in Santa María Canchesda
Distillery Information

Produced in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, from Agave Salmiana grown at roughly 6,500 feet near Estacion Ipina, close to the Zacatecas border. The altitude and dry terrain shape the agave slowly, and that time shows in the glass.

Clase Azul applies the same hand-crafted approach here as across the rest of the range. The agave is roasted and fermented the traditional way, then distilled in copper stills. Every bottle is individually finished by hand in Santa María Canchesda, with the same level of craft that defines the brand.

Who this bottle is for
  • Mezcal drinkers who want to explore beyond Espadín and Oaxaca into genuinely rare agave varieties
  • Anyone working through the Clase Azul mezcal range and wanting the San Luis Potosi expression
  • Collectors after a Clase Azul ceramic decanter that's visually distinct from the rest of the range
  • Gift buyers looking for something exceptional for someone who already knows their agave spirits
How to enjoy

  • Neat, always: the stone fruit and minerality come through best without dilution
  • A single large ice cube in a wide glass if you want to slow it down slightly
  • Let it breathe a few minutes in the glass — the Salmiana agave complexity opens up with time
  • Keep the red ceramic decanter once it's empty — one of the most distinctive bottles in the range

Why we curate it

Agave Salmiana from San Luis Potosi is genuinely rare — a high-altitude species grown far outside the Oaxacan norm, made the traditional way and presented in a red ceramic decanter that stands apart from every other Clase Azul in the range. If you've already tried the Durango or Guerrero expressions and want to see how a different agave and region changes things completely, this is the next one to reach for. One of the most interesting bottles in the Clase Azul mezcal series.