Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Ensamble and Espadín Capón?

Ensamble combines Espadín and Tobalá agaves and is bottled at 40% ABV. It is our expression for sipping.

Espadín Capón is made from Espadín agave and bottled at 45% ABV. It is expressive enough to enjoy neat and works beautifully in cocktails.

Both are made in San Juan del Río, Oaxaca. Explore Ensamble and Espadín Capón to compare their tasting profiles.

Where is Agua Mágica made?

In San Juan del Río, Oaxaca, where Don Rogelio Juan and his son Julio make mezcal.

What does “ensamble” mean?

In mezcal, an ensamble brings together more than one agave variety. Agua Mágica Ensamble combines Espadín and Tobalá.

What does “capón” mean?

Capón refers to a harvesting practice. The agave’s flower stalk, or quiote, is cut before it blooms. Our Espadín Capón is made from mature Espadín agaves harvested using this method. Explore the capón method.

How should I drink Ensamble?

Start with a small pour, neat. Smell it gently, take a small sip, then return to it. Our tasting notes include cooked agave, banana, almond and fresh herbs, with a peppery, nutty finish. Read the Ensamble tasting guide.

Which bottle should I use for cocktails?

Espadín Capón works especially well in cocktails, while also rewarding a neat pour. Try it in a Margarita, a White Negroni or an Oaxaca Old Fashioned. You can find cocktail ideas in our recipe collection.

Do you have smaller bottles or gift sets?

Our Agüita packs contain three or six 200ml bottles of Ensamble. The gift box set pairs a 750ml bottle of Ensamble with artwork by Miguel Cárdenas.

How do shipping and delivery work?

Orders are fulfilled through AccelPay’s retailer network. Enter your delivery address at checkout to see the available shipping options and cost. Availability depends on the destination.