Smoke. It’s not just for mezcal anymore.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2018
  • There are 3 tequilas made using an earthen pit (like mezcal). Here's exclusive behind-the-scenes video of how Patrón makes their new Gran Patrón Smoky tequila. Full story here: tastetequila.com/2018/smoke-it...

Комментарии • 27

  • @dfromcool
    @dfromcool 5 лет назад +3

    Excellent presentation!

  • @petraadamicova2343
    @petraadamicova2343 4 года назад +1

    Awesome video. Thank you so much :)

  • @ovwarrior
    @ovwarrior Год назад

    The flys are a nice touch!

  • @markfcoble
    @markfcoble 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks, very interesting.

  • @PhilnewDUKE
    @PhilnewDUKE 5 лет назад +2

    Tequila of Desire! But price OMG!!!

  • @trinozavalagarcia562
    @trinozavalagarcia562 4 года назад +1

    Maestro tequilero has a presentation like that, it is called "humito" and I have understood that was the first one 🙃

  • @manji3
    @manji3 2 года назад +1

    What's inside the fermentation Tank.? Why it looks like boiling water..? Please reply sir..

    • @bob15479
      @bob15479 2 года назад

      Aerating it I suppose

  • @elrobles1396
    @elrobles1396 3 года назад +1

    So tiempos atras como prendian el carbon de avajo con alcohol también oke

  • @michaelcharlesthearchangel
    @michaelcharlesthearchangel 2 года назад +1

    Grass mats or Alfalfa mats instead of the tarps, please

  • @djones8571
    @djones8571 Год назад

    Someone explain how oxygen was getting to the fire to keep the pit lit for 7 days. I normally see a hole left at the top of the tarp when making mezcal.

    • @tastetequila
      @tastetequila  Год назад +1

      the idea is for the coals to slowly burn out so that the cooking time is extended. with too much oxygen the burn would be too fast. But, usually the burning materials are totally gone and the only thing remaining are super hot rocks. This way only the heat remains, and the smokey profile isn't as intense.

    • @djones8571
      @djones8571 Год назад

      @@tastetequila Gotcha! Thanks.

  • @frankkreyssig7626
    @frankkreyssig7626 Год назад

    Definitely my favorite tequila. Irregardless of the price! Too bad they stop making it..

  • @DJ-xs9ki
    @DJ-xs9ki 4 года назад +2

    I’m confused, is this mezcal or tequila? The process looks identical to making mezcal.

    • @Tyler-hf4uc
      @Tyler-hf4uc 3 года назад

      Agreed about the process, but one major difference between mezcal and tequila is that the latter has to be blue weber agave. My guess is that this is why it's still just considered tequila rather than mezcal.

    • @Cruviom1
      @Cruviom1 3 года назад +4

      Tequila is a Kind of mezcal, in Mexico exist lot of Kind of mezcal, Tequila is the Name of the mezcal that produce in Jalisco, the agave Weber growns in Jalisco, But in Oaxaca Grown Agave Espadín, Tobala, cuish agave. Patron is a shit Tequila, we in Mexico Don't Drink this Brand.
      Don't be fooled

    • @JohnnyWrongo-b9l
      @JohnnyWrongo-b9l Год назад

      @@Cruviom1 I agree, most Patron varieties are garbage. This particular one I have not yet tried. I avoid Patron unless you're buying. :)

  • @letzgobrandon5007
    @letzgobrandon5007 2 года назад

    So spend $200 for this or get a mezcal for 35-50 and there is no difference? Seems like a no brainer

  • @degmar
    @degmar 5 лет назад +1

    Nice, but $240? F that.

    • @bodyman29
      @bodyman29 4 года назад +1

      Cascahuin aniversário is more Half the price

  • @041375lalo
    @041375lalo 2 года назад

    smoky Grand Patron with plastic tarp infusion 🙃

  • @freddydelapaz9974
    @freddydelapaz9974 4 года назад +2

    So basically, Patron utilizes a fusion of styles which attempts to replicate the industrial Mezcal process as well as the slower "artisanal" process of producing tequila. I'm honestly not impresses, and would rather experience a wild agave Mezcal. Thanks for the video!