Explore the time-honored traditions of printmaking (grabados) and mezcal. Come to sip and learn about mezcal and different expressions of maguey while you make your own grabado from start to finish.

You can join to just make a print, or, add a tasting of 3 mezcal expressions from Wild Common. Our friends at Molino Chido will provide full menu options, and a Happy Hour Paloma, featuring the mezcal we’ll be tasting!

Wild Common shares agave spirits that honor tradition, community, and the land. Both tequila from the acclaimed and artisanally-made 1123 Cascahuín distillery in the lowlands of Jalisco, MX and three exceptional expressions of mezcal from incredible producer families in Oaxaca, MX. Wild Common will provide a flight of these three mezcals during the workshop.

Explore the menu from Molino Chido throughout the evening, with a special Wild Common Paloma! Molino Chido refers to the ‘molino’ or mill, used to grind corn to make masa, while ‘chido’ means ‘cool’ or ‘awesome’. Ultimately, ‘chido’ has become our own term to describe our vibe: polished grit, cooking with intention, kaizen, true hospitality, teamwork, doing things the right way and celebrating your community.