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Nothing fancy but I found an excellent Mezcal margo.
Mezcal Tommy's Marg:
60ml (2oz) mezcal 20ml (⅔ oz) lime juice 20ml (⅔ oz) agave syrup Salt to garnish (optional) Dehydrated lime wheel to garnish (I just use a real lime)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHxF_agkH4g&t=1
(You got my favorite mezcal, by the way.)
Pretty close to the margarita I made, with the agave syrup instead of Cointreau! I'll have to try this version as well. Not so sure where to get agave syrup, I don't think this is a common thing here in Sweden.
I found the agave in the bio section of my grocery store in Germany so you might not be out of luck