Vedrenne Pages Litchi Liqueur
Colour: shiny and colourless. Scent: very aromatic, exotic with a touch of raspberry. Flavour: very fruity, powerful and elegant.
Vedrenne Pages Chataigne Liqueur
Colour: amber with caramel highlights. Scent: chestnut, vanilla, slightly toasted. Flavour: fruity, sweet, with an elegant savour of lightly toasted chestnut and a tasty vanilla finish.
Vedrenne Pages Creme De Fraise
Colour: bright shiny red. <br>Scent: very aromatic, authentic ripe fruit. <br>Flavour: authentic taste of sweet fruit with slight acidity and a beautiful fruity finish.
Vedrenne Pages Aloe Liqueur
Colour: shiny and colourless. Scent: very expressive, nicely floral, with warm tones, finely peppered with subtil notes of vanilla. Flavour: full and mellow, with floral notes of aromatic marshmallow and exotic blossoms. Alc./Vol.: 18%
The Bitter Truth Pimento Dram Liqueur
English explorers coined the term allspice because the berry seemed to embody the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove all at once. On the Caribbean island of Jamaica, this distinctive aromatic liqueur has been produced for generations by macerating allspice in the finest Jamaican rum.
Vedrenne Pages Mandarine (Tangerine)
Colour: orangey. Scent: fruity and subtle, very distinctive. Flavour: like the aroma, fruity taste, delicate and flavourful.
Vedrenne Pages Prunelle (Sloe Berry)
Vedrenne Pages Green Apples Liqueur
Colour: crystal clear, bright, colourless. Scent: aromatic and fruity, bouquet of freshly-picked green apples. Flavour: very expressive, fruity with a fresh finish.
Von Hallers London Dry Gin
Albrecht von Haller founded the Old Botanical Garden of Göttingen University in 1736 from where the botanicals used for this gin have been sourced. Halleria Lucidia, German ginger and lemon verbena are handpicked and shipped to The Shed Distillery in Drumshanbo, Ireland where the gin is created.
Tempus Fugit Creme de Cacao a la Vanille
Tempus Fugit Spirits Crème de Cacao is based on a 19th-century recipe, cross-referenced in English and French. Terroir is important for ingredients, and the original source of cacao for the best Crème de Cacao was cacao from Venezuela while the best source of vanilla was from Mexico, so it was important that these two ingredients be specifically sourced to reproduce the best quality of Crème de Cacao. The raw cacao is distilled and the distillate is then macerated with additional cacao and crushed whole vanilla bean. The process not only gives a depth of character, but also naturally colors the Crème de Cacao a medium brown.