It's an enjoyable agave spirit that is a better option for mixing in your favorite tequila cocktails like Margaritas, Palomas and more. 2 is highly flavorful and has a beautiful nose. 2 came out with a hint more of a classic tequila bite.īatch No. The difference in yeasts evidences itself in the smoothness of the spirit. Both yielded similar flavors and notes, because they come from the same quality base 100% blue agave syrup. 2 used a yeast strain specifically selected to ferment blue agave. 1 used a specialty bread yeast, while Batch No. While the base ingredient remains 100% blue agave, we tested out two different types of yeast in the fermentation process. Why is La Lechuza released in two different batches? Flavors of citrus lime echo the nose, while a new layer of flavor adds a hint of salt, granite rock and winter fruits like persimmon.įINISH: lingers for a short time with a bright, clean finish that leaves you wanting more. TASTE: A slow gentle warmth surrounds your taste buds allowing you to get more of a flavor experience.
NOSE: Sweet citrus notes of lime and winter fruit. The agave nectar was purchased in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, and distilled and bottled on premise 180 miles North at our distillery in Beeville. La Lechuza is twice distilled from 100% Blue Agave. Be careful not to drink too much, or you too could become a victim of La Lechuza's dark powers. We recommend you first enjoy this spirit slightly chilled and sip to savor the flavors. She doesn't assert her power, rather, this spirit is a gentler and more alluring experience that enfolds your tastebuds in warmth. Like its namesake's siren call, La Lechuza Agave Spirit is slightly sweet with notes of citrus lime and a hint of salt. La Lechuza is twice distilled from 100% blue agave. According to legend, use of salt or praying the Magnificat backwards can protect you from her evil charms.Ĭoyingly attractive, our agave spirit was inspired by this local legend and other Hispanic traditions which have lasted centuries and become an enduring part of South Texas life and lore. The Lechuza witch owl seeks revenge - for what, we don't know - preying upon adult men, drunkards, innocent infants, or those who fall victim to her luring cry. Tell us in the comments below, and Share this with your friend so they know what to look out for.Throughout Mexico and into the Coastal Bend, there lives the legend of a spirit who haunts the night with an alluring call, at once beautiful and mysterious. What scary experiences have you had with this witch? So heed your abuela’s advice and don’t step out after midnight if you hear strange whistling or baby cries. Many have tried and never lived to tell their tale.Īccording to respected mystics and mediums, even the few who survive enough to talk about her tend to pass away in a few days under mysterious circumstances. You should also begin cussing her out upon hearing her call to drive her away. To defend yourself, use salt as she fears it badly. If you see a large owl, a bird many believe to be the origin of this Mexican legend, lock yourself up and don’t come out regardless of how loud the unseen ‘baby’ cries through the night. Therefore, if you notice thunderstorms out of the ordinary, chances are that she’s behind them. La Lechuza has been known to summon storms.
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How to Identify La Lechuza and Protect Yourself Some stories go on to claim that the witch-bird would swoop down at cars traveling down deserted roads at night. This Mexican terror would perch where she can’t be seen and then attract her prey through strange whistles or the sounds of a crying infant.Īnyone who dares to step out of their home to find out the source of the sound would then become her dinner. Regardless of her origins, the aftermath is the same. Other tales claim that La Lechuza is the vengeful spirit of a woman, who returned from her grave for the sole purpose of tormenting the living. Some Say She’s Just a Myth But Others Believe DifferentlyĪnother version of the story states that she was once a witch that was murdered by the locals. Some legends state that multiple women act as La Lechuza in their territories, flying through the night to find prey. However, she can be identified by her head, which is that of a hideous old woman. La Lechuza is an old witch (bruja) who sold her soul to the devil in exchange of magical powers.Īs a result, she can transform into a large bird. Who is La Lechuza Real Bruja or Just a Legend? 4 How to Identify La Lechuza and Protect Yourself.2 Some Say She’s Just a Myth But Others Believe Differently.1 Who is La Lechuza Real Bruja or Just a Legend?.
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