Make it.
- Stir mezcal, pineapple syrup, bitters, and chile with ice until chilled.
- Rim half the glass with worm salt.
- Strain over a large cube in a rocks glass.
To Serve
Garnish with a small piece of roasted pineapple.
Ritual
Let the smoke and sweetness settle before the next sip. This one rewards patience.
Adapted from the existing Don Catrín recipe.
Story
Old Fashioned recipes are about subtle shifts. Roasted pineapple brings caramel depth, and chile adds a low heat.
Worm salt creates a savory finish that makes the mezcal feel even more elegant.
This is a slow drink — smoky, sweet, and grounded.