Among the many styles of mezcal, few are as fascinating—or as unusual—as Pechuga Mezcal. Revered for its ceremonial roots and complex flavor profile, Pechuga stands apart from other agave spirits because of the distinctive way it’s produced. While the name might surprise some drinkers at first, the story behind this spirit reveals a deep tradition within Mexican mezcal culture.

Tequila has come a long way from its reputation as a party shot. Today, it’s one of the most versatile and respected spirits behind the bar, prized for its bright agave character, complexity, and ability to shine in both simple and sophisticated cocktails.

Did you know the flavor and appearance of tequila is mostly affected by how its distilled and how long its aged in its oak barrel?

Tequila and mezcal, what's the difference between these two beloved spirits from Mexico? Here's what you need to know.