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Mezcalito Butcher - Apple Valley, MN

The Legend of the Mezcalito ButcherOaxaca legend has it that the goddess of agave and fertility, Mayahuel, was cold and sober. She spent day after day giving of her agave nectar, asking for nothing in return. As the days went on, her heart withered.One day, a figure approached the goddess carrying a small satchel of Butcher’s knives, and a canteen. His hands were strong, his sun-kissed skin speckled with desert sand and smudges of ash, his eyes deep and dark. As the Butcher knelt down to her, she braced for him to cut her and drink her nectar as others did. Instead, the Butcher cleared the dry, dead leaves from around her roots, pruned back branches that were shading her from the sun, gave her water from his canteen and continued on his path. Mayahuel heart, overwhelmed by the stranger’s compassion, exploded into a fury of Alebrijes (spirit guides)- each representing a different stage of the intoxicating love she felt from the Butcher’s selfless act.The Gods were furious with her display of appreciation for a mortal man, and as punishment cast darkness and violent storms over the land of Oaxaca. In a panic, Mayahuel sent the strongest Alebrije- a renegade rabbit, to track her caregiver, demanding the rabbit guide and protect the Butcher with the same love he had shown her. The rabbit climbed the highest mountains, traversed the desert, and followed the rivers, dodging lightning strikes from the Gods and looking everywhere in the stormy night until it spotted the Butcher.

Gift Cards - Mezcalito Butcher

All gift cards are physical cards and will be mailed within 2-3 days.Gift cards can be use at both Mezcalito Butcher and Farmer and the Fishmonger.

All gift cards are physical cards and will be mailed within 2-3 days.
Gift cards can be use at both Mezcalito Butcher and Farmer and the Fishmonger.