A mezcal born from a love story — and with every drop, it will remind you what love truly means.
Santa Ana del Río, Oaxaca
Two varieties — one artesanal and one ancestral.
A mezcal with smoky undertones and bold character that awakens the senses.
No Me Dejes honors more than three generations of mezcal-making tradition in Santa Ana del Río, Oaxaca.
Crafted in a palenque surrounded by nature, endemic flora and fauna, and fields of Agave angustifolia.
Nose:Citrusy, fruity, and mineral notes.
Appearance:Bright, crystal-clear body with persistent pearls.
Palate:Smoky and intense, with a subtle spiciness and delicate
hints of rosemary, herbs, and citrus.
A mezcal with earthy notes —distinctive, powerful, and elegantly spicy.
Hand milled and distilled using ancestral methods in clay pots.
Made with love in Oaxaca, its perfect pearl distinguishes it and seals its quality.
Maguey Coyote is one of the most enigmatic and sought-after species due to its rarity and complex flavor profile.
Nose:Intense smoky, herbal, spicy, and earthy notes.
Appearance:Bright, crystal-clear, velvety, and unctuous.
Palate:Smoky, earthy, fresh, and herbal notes with a peppery
spiciness and light citrus hints.
There are loves that leave… but never really go. They stay—quietly—etched into memory, lingering like a scar on the soul.
No Me Dejes was born from that feeling. From the kind of goodbye that doesn’t fully close, from the words that were never said, from the last glance that still burns long after it’s gone. This mezcal is not just meant to be tasted—it is meant to be felt. It carries the warmth of a final embrace, the intensity of a love that refuses to disappear, the echo of something that once was everything.
Each sip burns deeper than the throat—it burns in the memory. It’s not just a drink… it’s a last attempt, a lingering moment, a farewell you’re not ready to accept.
Because some things… no matter how far they go, never leave.
For those moments when love feels light, effortless, and unforgettable.
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