mezcal
Britishnoun
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Instead of Spanish wine, I brought a flask of mezcal — I don’t think he would have minded the stiffer drink in this 2025.
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I sat down and sipped a mezcal cocktail as she casually mentioned that her wife had a change of plans and would be meeting us at the party later with some friends.
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She’s already sipping on a mezcal margarita by the time I arrive, passing a menu to recommend the enchiladas or ceviche.
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He wanted to serve Oaxacan food, incorporating his mother’s recipes and the region’s distinctive drink, mezcal.
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“There are no real American substitutes for a tequila or for a mezcal,” Egan added.
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