
Rayo Seco
Guerrero, Mexico
Produced by Maestro Vinatero Margarito Lopez
Rayo Seco Destilados is a brand featuring some of the finest producers in Guerrero, Mexico and beyond. They represent over five generations and they provide an introduction to the traditions of Guerrero to consumers across the globe. As of 2021, the state of Guerrero was still relatively untouched by many importers due to the decades-long unrest throughout much of the state. This is beginning to change as brands like Rayo Seco are at the forefront of exporting craft spirits from the region. Rayo Seco is also working with producers in other regions of Mexico.
Rayo Seco Cupreata Ancestral
Maestro Vinatero Margarito Lopez
Maguey: a. Cupreata (wild harvested) – 1,141m
Region: Nicolás Bravo, Guerrero, Mexico
Maestro Vinatero: Margarito López Flores
Roast: Conical earthen oven
Grind: Hand-mashed in a canoe with an axe and wooden mallet
Fermentation: wild yeast with river water
Distillation: Double in ancestral filipino still made of clay and Ayacahuite, with a copper condenser
Notes of cacao, coffee beans, plums and wet stones complement a subtle smokiness and an acidic finish, making this expression extremely versatile as both a sophisticated sipper & addition to cocktails.

Rayo Seco Sacatoro Artesanal
By Maestro Vinatero Israel Petronilo
Maguey: a. Angustifolia rubescens (wild harvested)
Region: Atenango del Rio, Guerrero, Mexico at 940m
Roast: Conical earthen oven
Grind: Hand-mashed in a canoe with an axe and wooden mallet
Fermentation: wild yeast with spring water
Distillation: Double in a copper alembic still
Balanced earthiness, minerality, cedar, mango skin and fresh leaves characterize this 100% wild-harvested Sacatoro, a rare agave that is micro endemic to northern Guerrero state. Its sweetness and low smoke profile make this artisanal agave spirit exceptionally enjoyable for sipping.
Rayo Seco Lechuguilla Artesanal
By Maestro Vinatero Agapito Yepez
Maguey: Lechuguilla (A. bovicornuta gentry)
Region: Alamos, Sonora – 1,234 ft
Roast: Conical earthen oven lined with stones
Grind: Hand-mashed in a tepehuaje canoe
Fermentation: Encino prieto vats
Distillation: Double in an Alembic copper pot
A complex balance of sweet, botanical, citrusy, and spicy all in one. You will find hints of butterscotch, grilled peach, and apricot punctuated by notes of grapefruit, ginger and orange zest.
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