Lost Mexican Blanco Agave Veneto only manure has been used

only manure has been used as fertiliser for the last half a century which has encouraged wild asparagus to grow amongst the vines

and this year saw a reduction of two thirds over what was sprayed previously

This fine wine is born from the areas of Monforte d'Alba

27% Cariñena (Carignan)

and imported European stone for the walls

Lost Mexican Blanco Agave Veneto only manure has been usedThe Pocketful of Stones Lost Mexican range is a celebration of Cornish emigration to Mexico in the early 1800s and was inspired by the story of Stanley Kiernan, the Penzance born distiller's son, who headed over with the first wave. The Lost Mexican Blanco is made from agave grown and distilled in Jalisco before being rested in Mezcal barrels on the wild Cornish Coast looking back across the Atlantic Ocean. Tasting Notes Nose Fresh minerality with