Cooking Class: Make Mezcal and Mole in Oaxaca
Dive into the vibrant culture and rich traditions of Oaxaca with an exceptional cooking class.
Guided by Host Daniel, a connoisseur of authentic Mexican cuisine, you'll uncover the diverse flavors, ingredients and methods essential for crafting traditional mole sauces and mezcal. Savor taste profiles of the seven unique mole varieties featuring traditional ingredients like ancho, mulatto, and guajillo chilis. Learn about each dish's historical and cultural significance in the land where they were originally developed. Enjoy an unforgettable experience combining hands-on learning with Oaxacan cuisine's rich flavors.
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Mezcal Espadín and Mole Verde
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Lemon peel, turmeric, white pepper, tangerine with grain salt, anise and pitlona
Mole flavor notes: Tomatillo, serrano chilis, jalapeño chilis, clover, black pepper, cumin, onion, garlic, corn dough, oregano, parsley, epazote and holy leaf
Mezcal Destilado con Chocolate and Mole Amarillo
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Yellow flower, watermelon, grapefruit, melon, burnt tortilla and yogurt with honey
Mole flavor notes: Chihuacle chilis, yellow chilis, costeño chilis, guajillo chilis, coriander, hierbasanta, pitlona, epazote, cumin, clover, pepper, tomatoes and corn dough
Mezcal Cuixe and Mole Almendrado
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Wildflowers, sabino wood, honeycomb, mint, caramel and lemon peel
Mole flavor notes: Almonds, ancho chilis, tomatoes, garlic, onion, pepper, cloves, cinnamon, plantain and cacao
Mezcal Madrecuixe and Mole Estofado
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Cucumber, sesame, chill pepper, lemon juice, chia seeds, ripe apple, peach nectar and cinnamon
Mole flavor notes: Green tomatoes, coriander, parsley, onion, serrano chilis and sea salt
Mezcal Mexicano and Mole Manchamanteles
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Pineapple, cloves, cardamom, black pepper, apple syrup, grapefruit, ash and orange peel
Mole flavor notes: Aromatic herbs, ancho chilis, mulatto chilis, onion, roasted tomatoes, peaches, pear, apples and plantain
Mezcal Tepeztate and Mole Coloradito
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Sweet banana candy, white cocoa, wild yellow flowers and chamomile, lavender, wild herbs, green lime peel and lemon tea
Mole flavor notes: Cocoa, salt, plum, tomatoes, onion, garlic, guajillo chilis, raisins, cinnamon, cloves and cumin
Mezcal Papalometl and Mole Negro
Mezcal aromas and flavor notes: Orange blossom, rosemary, wet limestone, melon water, jalapeño and agave nectar
Mole flavor notes: Chilhuade chilis, mulatto chilis, cocoa, cinnamon, oregano, cumin, thyme, cloves, onion, garlic, tomatoes, avocado leaf, fried banana, almonds, peanuts, pepitas, raisins and roasted sesame seeds
Most dietary restrictions can be accommodated if noted prior to the event. Please mention this in the message field when you submit your booking request as adjustments to recipes cannot be made during class.
- Minimum Guests 2
- Maximum Guests 15
- Event Duration 2 hours
- Activity Level
Activity Level
- LabelsGroup, Adult, Date Night, Fun, Mexican
- This is a BYOB venue and alcoholic beverages are not available for sale. You are welcome to bring beer and wine to enjoy during class.
Outside Reviews for Host Daniel or Resident Host
Dan .
03 Jan 2024
Daniel was a fantastic host. The class was both educational and entertaining. We walked away with a wealth of knowledge and some mezcal & mole to take home!
Event location: Mexico City
Chef’s Place
Exact location is provided after booking.
Host Daniel is a certified sommelier and master mezcalier with a passion for spirits. With experience managing a wine-tasting room in Texas and organizing wine tours in Spain and Portugal, he founded an institute in Mexico focused on preserving traditional distillation. Host Daniel's expertise shines through in tasting sessions highlighting tequila, mezcal and mole sauces, where he delights in sharing his knowledge and guiding others through the diverse world of spirits.