There’s this concept of the infinity bottle in other spirits – where you take the last bits of favorite bottles, pour them together over time to make this ever-changing blend. But … can you do that in mezcal? Without getting kicked out of a Facebook group? We tamper with the forces of nature in this episode of Agave Road Trip!

Agave Road Trip is a critically acclaimed, award-winning podcast that helps gringx bartenders better understand agave, agave spirits, and rural Mexico. It’s hosted by Lou Bank and Chava Periban. 

Notes

Thanks to Rakhal Baburam Turcotte for the question that inspired this episode!

Episode Notes

Road-tripper Andrew W checked in with this thought:

When I first went to Oaxaca I needed to empty 2 ounces of each filled plastic bottle to allow it to expand on the flight back home. I ended up drinking too much and missed my early morning flight the next day. Bad idea. The next time I traveled back I still didn't like the idea of wasting a few liters of mezcal so I decided I could fill a couple of bottles with a mix of all the mezcals, and use it for cocktails. It's perfect for when you want a mezcal cocktail and aren't looking for a specific expression of mezcal. Yes, this isn't an art-of-blending thing, but as long as the agave spirit is decent going into the jug then it will work fine for a cocktail. There's no need to get gross by adding other types of spirits to it. Just stick to any decent agave spirit.