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Catalog your mezcal collection with detailed tasting notes and regional information. Explore different agave plants and still styles to deepen your understanding of this spirit.
What's New in Mezcalero
1.0
January 22, 2020
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FAQ
What is Mezcalero?
Mezcalero is an application designed to help users catalog their mezcal collection, record detailed tasting notes using a flavor wheel, and learn about the regions, agave plants, and still styles associated with mezcal production.
How much does Mezcalero cost?
Mezcalero is a paid application, priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features for cataloging and learning about mezcal.
What devices support Mezcalero?
Mezcalero is available for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to run on these Apple platforms.
What is the age rating for Mezcalero?
Mezcalero has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and older, likely due to the subject matter of alcoholic beverages.
When was Mezcalero last updated?
Mezcalero was last updated on January 22, 2020, with version 1.0. The app was initially released on the same date.
What information can I catalog with Mezcalero?
You can catalog the most important details about the Mezcals you buy and try, including tasting notes, regional origin, and information about the specific agave plant and still style used.
Does Mezcalero offer regional information?
Yes, Mezcalero includes a map of the Mezcal producing regions in Oaxaca, along with details on common still styles and plants found in those areas to help you understand where your mezcal originates.
How does Mezcalero help with tasting?
Mezcalero supports a flavor wheel for each tasting session, allowing you to compare and contrast your palate over time and record specific flavor profiles of the mezcals you try.
