My mamma always told me I should grow flowers.
Instead, I grew maguey.
Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ translates directly to my mamma told me, though its use in Mexico is closest to my mamma always said. But, why is this our brand’s name? How is this idea connected to mezcal?
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To understand Mezcal, we need to understand Oaxaca’s culture. And to understand our culture, the first thing we need to know is that it’s all about our women. Cuisine, family, art, music, and life in general is powered by women. All this legacy and tradition passes from one generation to the next, mainly because of our mothers. That’s why they’re so important. Las Jefas always have the right answer, and -even if it doesnt seem like it- they always have the final word.
Mezcal is no exception. This is why Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ is made by maestras and maestros mezcaleros who learned how to distill mezcal from their mothers, because after 400 years of tradition, nobody does it better than them.
¡Salud por el campo, y salud por las Jefas!
Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ translates directly to my mamma told me, though its use in Mexico is closest to my mamma always said. But, why is this our brand’s name? How is this idea connected to mezcal?
—
To understand Mezcal, we need to understand Oaxaca’s culture. And to understand our culture, the first thing we need to know is that it’s all about our women. Cuisine, family, art, music, and life in general is powered by women. All this legacy and tradition passes from one generation to the next, mainly because of our mothers. That’s why they’re so important. Las Jefas always have the right answer, and -even if it doesnt seem like it- they always have the final word.
Mezcal is no exception. This is why Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ is made by maestras and maestros mezcaleros who learned how to distill mezcal from their mothers, because after 400 years of tradition, nobody does it better than them.
¡Salud por el campo, y salud por las Jefas!
Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ translates directly to my mamma told me, though it’s use in Mexico is closest to my mamma always said. But, why is this our brand’s name? How is this idea connected to mezcal?
—
To understand Mezcal, we need to understand Oaxaca’s culture. And to understand our culture, the first thing we need to know is that it’s all about our women. Cuisine, family, art, music, and life in general is powered by women. All this legacy and tradition passes from one generation to the next, mainly because of our mothers. That’s why they’re so important. Las Jefas always have the right answer, and -even if it doesnt seem like it- they always have the final word.
Mezcal is no exception. This is why Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ is made by maestras and maestros mezcaleros who learned how to distill mezcal from their mothers, because after 400 years of tradition, nobody does it better than them.
¡Salud por el campo, y salud por las Jefas!
Founded in 2016, in Matatlán, Oaxaca, México; ground zero for mezcal production.
100% Agave Espadín 45% Alc. Vol. 90 PROOF
Emmy Hernández: our own 5th generation maestra mezcalera
Hand bottled and labeled by local women
Plantations: 10 hectares grown without pesticides or any unnatural additives.
Our production is 100% powered by solar energy
60% of the palenque’s water supply comes from rain
We produce agave bricks from bagazo, the solid waste from our production
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Please drink responsibly. Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ 2022. All rights reserved. Independencia s/n, Santiago Matatlán, C.P. 70440 Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, México.
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Please drink responsibly. Mi Mamá Me Dijo™ 2022. All rights reserved. Independencia s/n, Santiago Matatlán, C.P. 70440 Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, México.
@MiMamaMeDijoMezcal