Amateco Tobalá is built around one of mezcal’s most prized wild agaves, with SF Tequila Shop listing the bottle at 48.8% ABV. Their product notes describe Tobalá as a small wild agave found in the high-altitude rocky outcrops and shaded canyons of Oaxaca, where it can take up to 15 years to mature.

The retailer’s tasting notes frame this expression as elegant and refined, opening with white flowers, mountain herbs, and subtle tropical fruit aromas. On the palate, it carries honeyed sweetness, fresh citrus, delicate spice, and subtle mineral undertones, finishing with hints of vanilla bean, roasted nuts, and what they describe as a whisper of mountain air.

For your store, this is an easy premium-positioned bottle: wild agave, long maturation, polished aromatics, and a contemplative profile that should speak to customers shopping for a floral, high-complexity mezcal rather than something purely smoky or rustic. It reads like a sophisticated Tobalá meant for sipping neat.