An elegant mezcal, the production of which uses wild agave that grows in Mexico. After baking, the pulp of the pine cones is crushed and fermented in the open air for 4 days. Double distillation takes place in copper stills, after which the mezcal is diluted with water to a strength of 41%. The mezcal's label features the Doliente Hidalgo flag, which represents a rebel army called the Death Squad. This army sought revenge for the murder of the priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, the leader of the revolutionary uprising. The red color on the flag symbolizes the blood of the leader, and the black cross symbolizes the priest's mourning.