it's the earth
At 7,402 feet above sea level in the Peruvian Andes, wild agave blankets the land and gives its name to an entire town. Caraz, from the Quechua Qaray, “Land of Agaves,” our motherland. Land unfit for cultivation, close to the sky, and wild agave native to the cordillera, shape a singular terroir bound to Pachamama — whose generosity we repay by replanting three agaves for every one we harvest, under the same wild conditions.



