Tales From The Lagoon

Hurricane approaching the Pacific coast of Mexico near CuyutlánHurricane approaching the Pacific coast of Mexico near Cuyutlán
THE PACIFIC DOESN'T
MAKE IT EASY
Making our XOLO Fleur de Sel means working with Mother Nature — and sometimes fighting with her.

Here on the Pacific coast of Mexico, the gentle currents and the sun disappear behind clouds for days.

White star-shaped flower blooming after the rains in Cuyutlán, Colima
White star-shaped flower blooming after the rains in Cuyutlán, Colima
When the sun returns and the rain ends, our gift is flowers that only bloom for a few hours.
Salt harvester working in the Cuyutlán Lagoon salt beds in Colima, MexicoSalt harvester working in the Cuyutlán Lagoon salt beds in Colima, Mexico
PRODUCING XOLO
WHITE GOLD
Every batch of XOLO begins in the Cuyutlán Lagoon, well back from the Pacific.

But getting those delicate crystals from the Lagoon into a finished bag takes patience.

Proudly Providing Quality
in Every Bag

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WHY XOLO?
XOLO takes its name from

the Xoloitzcuintli, Mexico's
ancient hairless dog.
Like our little namesake, we're unmistakably Mexican, resilient, and a little unconventional.
Our Fleur de Sel is harvested the same way sea salt has been gathered for generations

— by hand, right here in Cuyutlán.

Why XOLO?
Why XOLO?

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