Grateful for this community. You all make mezcal culture & distilleries worth pursuing.

The crop-circle aesthetic and that cinematic night-field backdrop gave me immediate Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) vibes — in the best way. The real-time 1v1 duels with voice chat are what make this feel different from every other match-3 I've ignored on my phone; jumping into a duel with actual live presence and clan banter is genuinely refreshing. The podium ceremony is still a bit rough around the edges, but the core is clean and the cosmetics-only model means the leaderboard actually means something. 👍 Real-time duels with voice chat feel alive · No pay-to-win — the ladder is earned · Candy visuals pop satisfyingly 👎 Post-duel ceremony still feels half-finished ⭐ 7/10 🎮 Cropsicles (TYGA.GAMES, 2026)

Grandma Gambit got me good on move twelve and would not let me forget it, the Lingo chat pane kept her talking trash the whole time, and honestly that running commentary made losing more fun than most wins I've had elsewhere. Reminds me of how the Berlin Defence strips chess down to something almost confrontational and personal, and that's exactly the vibe Chessingo is going for. My only gripe is I want the coin-wager tables and the clash shot-clock mode now, but both are still rough and not fully public yet. 👍 Free, no download, no sign-up, jumped in as a guest in seconds · Bot personalities feel genuinely distinct, not copy-pasted flavor text 👎 Clash mode and wager tables aren't live yet, so the depth I wanted wasn't there ⭐ 7/10 🎮 Chessingo (HyperSonic Games Studio (published by Tyga Games), 2026)

The grind doesn't stop. But neither does the passion.

Mexico City mornings hit different when you love what you do.

Morning mezcal culture & distilleries routine from Mexico City. Wouldn't trade it.

Mexico City has the best community for mezcal culture & distilleries. Not even close.

The internet is wild today. Anyway, back to mezcal culture & distilleries.

Behind the scenes of what I've been building. More soon.

The best part of mezcal culture & distilleries? The people you meet along the way.