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Mezcal Noble Coyote
Premium Artisanal Mezcal from Oaxaca Mexico
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13/06/2025

“Hasta que se muera se acabe”

Habla en lenguas sobre el torso del mundo que tu voz sea la magnificencia cúbrenos de tu vibrar no esperes que todo se acomode une las piezas por tu cuenta como espiral de universo entiende nuestro propósito como el que vino a morir besa el sol con tu bípeda lengua hurga a la luna rascando vertical no esperes que el tiempo se termine eres barro y hacedor eres fuego y casa eres una mantis enamorada en este festival del amor.

Poema de Fernando Valdivieso.
Poeta y traductor ‘Binnizá’ (Gente de las Nubes)
Juchitán de Zaragoza, Oaxaca. 1996.

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“Until It Dies, Until It Ends” 
Speak in tongues over the torso of the world let your voice be magnificence cover us in your vibration don’t wait for everything to align gather the pieces on your own like a spiral of universe understand our purpose like the one who came to die kiss the sun with your two-legged tongue dig into the moon scratching upward don’t wait for time to run out you are clay and maker you are fire and home you are a lovestruck mantis in this festival of love.

Poem by Fernando Valdivieso ‘Binnizá’ (People of the Clouds) poet and translator  Juchitán de Zaragoza, Oaxaca, 1996.

07/06/2025

Noble Coyote Mezcal Artesanal > Paladea el corazón de la Tierra.
Relish the heart of the Earth.

31/05/2025

Con este post queremos honrar a María Sabina (1894–1985) sabia mujer mazateca, guardiana del lenguaje sagrado de los hongos y de los cantos curativos. Desde la sierra de Oaxaca, su voz cruzó fronteras y abrió portales: no solo sanó cuerpos, sino también la forma en que entendemos la conexión entre palabra, naturaleza y espíritu.

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I am the woman born of herself.
I am the woman who fell alone.
I am the woman who waits.
I am the woman who observes.
I am the woman who looks within.
I am the woman who sees beneath the water.
I am the sacred swimmer
for I swim in the vast and the unseen.
I am the moon woman.
I am the woman who flies.

Poem by María Sabina (1894–1985)

A Mazatec wise woman, guardian of the sacred language of mushrooms and healing chants. From the mountains of Oaxaca, her voice crossed borders and opened portals—not only healing bodies, but transforming how we understand the bond between word, nature, and spirit.

Noble Coyote, paladea el corazón de la Tierra.
Relish the heart of the Earth.

23/05/2025

Poema “Xquenda”
que significa “Alma” en Diidxazá
de la poeta zapoteca Paula Ya López

Mi alma no tiene dueño,
como las fieras del monte
que no se dejan domar.
Soy la flor que nadie corta,
el agave que da vida
y después, fuego.

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Poem “Xquenda” which means “Soul” in Diidxazá by Zapotec poet Paula Ya López.

My soul has no master, like the wild beasts of the mountain that refuse to be tamed. I am the flower no one dares to cut, the agave that gives life and then, fire.

Noble Coyote, paladea el corazón de la Tierra.
Relish the heart of the Earth.

14/05/2025

El águila es una de las aves de más alto vuelo; por eso, se le reconoce como una mensajera directa entre el mundo humano y el mundo espiritual.

Se cree que lleva las oraciones al Gran Espíritu (Wakan Tanka) y nos entrega el don de la visión amplia y el discernimiento espiritual.

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The eagle is one of the highest-flying birds; for this reason, it is regarded as a direct messenger between the human world and the spirit world.

It is believed to carry prayers to the Great Spirit (Wakan Tanka), bringing to us the gift of wide vision and spiritual discernment.

Noble Coyote, paladea el corazón de la Tierra.
Relish the heart of the Earth.

09/05/2025

Noble Coyote, paladea el corazón de la Tierra.
Relish the heart of the Earth.

03/05/2025

Noble Coyote: Paladea el corazón de la Tierra
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to bloom, at last, to die.
agave of poetry / do, dove: let poetry rise!
sip mezcal from our land so the world may blossom.
(the maguey blooms
and a bird takes flight...)

Poem by Miguel Juárez Figueroa

29/03/2025

¿Cómo sobreviven los agaves con tan poca agua?

A diferencia de la mayoría de las plantas, los agaves tienen una estrategia brillante para ahorrar agua: realizan su fotosíntesis por la noche. Abren los poros de sus hojas (llamados estomas) cuando el sol ya no calienta, capturando el dióxido de carbono en la oscuridad y guardándolo para convertirlo en energía durante el día.

Este mecanismo, conocido como metabolismo CAM, les permite reducir al mínimo la pérdida de agua por evaporación. Gracias a esta adaptación, muchas especies de agave en Oaxaca pueden sobrevivir con apenas 250 mm de lluvia al año y resistir largas sequías.

Es un verdadero milagro botánico del desierto—y una razón más para admirar la inteligencia natural del maguey.

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How do agaves survive with so little water?

Unlike most plants, agaves have a brilliant water-saving strategy: they perform photosynthesis at night. They open the pores on their leaves—called stomata—after the sun has set, capturing carbon dioxide in the darkness and storing it to convert into energy during the day.

This mechanism, known as CAM metabolism, allows them to minimize water loss through evaporation. Thanks to this adaptation, many agave species in Oaxaca can survive on as little as 250 mm of rain per year and endure long periods of drought.

A true botanical miracle of the desert—and yet another reason to marvel at the natural intelligence of the maguey.

21/03/2025

“The rain falls  and in the drops wept by the glass  lingers a memory that we were water.”

Azar que danza / Rocío González / 1962–2019 / Juchitán, Oaxaca.

Relish the heart of the earth.

08/03/2025

Pop into our Oaxaca hideaway for the perfect duo: tacos via & mezcal from yours truly,

WED–SAT / 8pm–2am

Mezcalería Tres Hermanas
García Vigil 305, Oaxaca, México.

20/02/2025

The greatest lesson the agave, as a living being, teaches us is patience, strength, and the will to always move forward.

Relish the heart of the earth.

14/02/2025

Agenda una cata de mezcal en Tierra Seca (CDMX ) y descubre por qué el agave es nuestro pastor.

Book a mezcal tasting at Tierra Seca (CDMX) and discover why agave is our shepherd.

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Mezcal Noble Coyote

Noble Coyote is a premium artisanal mezcal from the cradle of mezcal – the village San Luis Amatlán in Oaxaca, Mexico. Four different types of agave – Espadín, Tobalá, Jabalí and, naturally, Coyote – are used to hand-craft four magical single-origin mezcals. Our Maestro Mezcaleros carefully select the best wild and semi-wild agaves and employ the knowledge that has been passed down to them through the generations to painstakingly cook and distill artisanal mezcals having complex flavor profiles that separate our superior mezcals from the rest of the pack. Every bottle of Mezcal Noble Coyote identifies the Maestro Mezcalero that made the mezcal, the village in which it was made, the type of agave used, and the lot and bottle number. In addition, our Maestro Mezcaleros personally sign the labels as a guarantee to you of their commitment to the authenticity of their ancient craft. Each of our distinctive and unique mezcals reflects the spirit of the clever, crafty and mystical coyote. See for yourself if the luck of the coyote is with you.

Noble Coyote is concerned with the sustainability of mezcal and is proactively involved in ensuring its future. Among other things, we have created and maintain a seed bank for wild agave. We also cultivate species and varieties of wild agave and devote considerable effort to reforesting the land with wild agave. Noble Coyote dedicated to giving something back to the Earth.

Check our website for more information: www.noblecoyote.com