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Mezcal in Oaxaca Taylor Rouanzion Drawing upon a range ofAn ethnography of mezcal and how it has become a global, "artisanal" good. Mezcal is booming. Once considered a peasant drink the rough, lowbrow cousin of the more refined tequila the smoky spirit is now prized by connoisseurs the world over. It is also hailed as a savior of Oaxaca, powering a craft industry that can uphold rural economies and Indigenous traditions. Ronda L. Brulotte traces mezcal's swift rise and its effects on communities that have