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Calvados Fine Ch. Du Breuil...
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Calvados Fine Ch. Du Breuil...

<br />TYPE: Calvados<br />PRODUCTION AREA; Pays d'Auge<br />RAW MATERIAL: Apples (from mainly small trees). Clay soil, rich in nitrogen and potassium.<br />DISTILLATION: before obtaining the cider, the apples undergo blending and pressing, they are carefully washed and treated to extract the pulp of the fruit on the one hand,<br />and the must on the other, which must macerate for at least 6 weeks before reaching the alcoholic degree required for distillation, i.e. 4.5% vol. minimum.<br />COLOUR: gold<br />BOUQUET: during tasting it is lively and has a very lively character, but always pleasant<br />TASTE: it can be drunk as a digestive, sipped with Italian-style coffee, but also used to prepare refined cocktails or to make flambage in the kitchen.<br />DESCRIPTION: Château du Breuil is internationally renowned for the quality of its production, for which it uses only pure apple juice from the pays d'auge. The fermentation<br />cycle is carried out in a natural way; this requires a lot of patience and constant attention to obtain the quintessence of the fruit. Savoir-faire, combined with experience, is<br />the strength of Château du Breuil, which prioritises quality over yield.<br />AGING: Minimum 2 years in oak barrels.<br />
Price €35.60
Calvados Reserve Chateau 8...
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Calvados Reserve Chateau 8...

<br /><br />TYPE: Calvados<br />PRODUCTION AREA: Pays d'Auge<br />RAW MATERIAL: Apples (from mainly small trees). Clay soil, rich in nitrogen and potassium.<br />DISTILLATION: before obtaining the cider, the apples are subjected to blending and pressing, they are carefully washed and treated to extract the pulp of the fruit on the one<br />hand, and the must on the other, which must macerate for at least 6 weeks before reaching the alcohol content required for distillation, i.e. 4.5% vol. minimum.<br />COLOUR: bright and shiny<br />BOUQUET: soft and fruity, with wonderful scents of walnut, unripe hazelnut, fresh almond and vanilla<br />FLAVOUR: the apple remains very present in the tasting, and the aftertaste is long and exceptional<br />DESCRIPTION: Château du Breuil is internationally renowned for the quality of its production, for which it uses only pure apple juice from the pays d'auge. The fermentation<br />cycle is carried out in a natural way; this requires a great deal of patience and constant attention in order to obtain the quintessence of the fruit. Savoir-faire, combined with<br />experience, is the strength of Château du Breuil, which prioritises quality over yield.<br />AGING: Minimum 8 years in oak barrels.<br />
Price €72.80
Glenmorangie Nectar D'or...
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Glenmorangie Nectar D'or...

Daydreams of sweet desserts.<br /><br />The taste of Nectar d'Or is a voyage of discovery for the senses. Immerse yourself in the world of French pâtisserie, where the air is filled with sweet scents, rounded off with<br />a hint of spice.<br /><br />Perfect to serve: enjoy neat, with a little water or with two to three ice cubes.<br />Serving temperature: room temperature<br />Drinkability: ready to drink immediately<br />Storage tips: store upright in a cool, dark, dry place.<br />Health advice: contains sulphites<br />Alcohol content: 46.0 % vol.<br />
Price €110.80
Glenmorangie La Santa...
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Glenmorangie La Santa...

A sunset in a bottle.<br /><br />What could a sunset taste like? Certainly like The Lasanta, a delicious and sensual feast of flavours with rich spice and sun-drenched sweetness.<br /><br />Perfect to serve: enjoy neat, with a little water or with two to three ice cubes.<br />Serving temperature: room temperature<br />Drinkability: ready to drink immediately<br />Storage tips: store upright in a cool, dark, dry place.<br />Health advice: contains caramel<br />Alcohol content: 43.0 % vol.<br />
Price €102.20
Whisky Dalmore 15YO 70cl
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Whisky Dalmore 15YO 70cl

HISTORY: Located in the Highland town of Alness, Dalmore Distillery boasts the oldest stills in the region, one of which has been in use since 1874! In fact, the distillery<br />still uses several stills for production, overseen by legendary master distiller Richard Paterson. For ageing, Dalmore uses a wide range of sherry casks: Oloroso, Amoroso,<br />Mathusalem, etc. from the Gonzales Byass vineyards in Andalusia. Once matured, the different varieties of barrels are assembled to create the various expressions within<br />the range. The deer that adorns each bottle of Dalmore is the coat of arms of the Mackenzie family, the historic owners of the distillery.<br /><br />PRODUCT: Initially left to mature in ex-bourbon American oak casks. The liquid is then divided into three different ex-oloroso sherry casks: Amoroso, Apostoles and<br />Matusalem. Each of these casks gives the whisky its individual and unique characteristics. The three liquids are then reassembled and left to rest.<br /><br />PROFILE: On the nose bitter orange marmalade, cinnamon and nutmeg. On the palate tangerine, vanilla ginger and quince with a long finish of oak and Christmas spices.<br /><br />Country: Scotland<br />Alcohol content: 40°.<br />Bottle: 70 cl<br />
Price €129.40
Kirk & Sweeney 18 YO RUM...
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Kirk & Sweeney 18 YO RUM...

HISTORY: In 2015, The Other Guys decided to change its name to 3 Badges after moving its administrative offices to the old fire station in Sonoma, California. August<br />Sebastiani, a Tuscan-born winemaker and owner of the company, discovered numerous documents that testified to his family's involvement in the building's construction. His<br />grandfather had worked as a volunteer and received 3 badges for his career. 3 badges has thus become a symbol of returning to the roots, celebrating the passion for<br />commitment and craftsmanship as the cardinal points of the company.<br /><br />PRODUCT: Kirk and Sweeney was a wooden schooner known for smuggling rum from the Caribbean to the North East during the early years of Prohibition. It is a molasses<br />rum of Dominican origin aged for 18 years.<br /><br />PROFILE: Complex and intriguing, it touches on a wide range of aromas, from the intensity of vanilla to notes of sherry and grapes, underpinned by the fragrance of roasted<br />sugar cane. Years of ageing and careful blending add hints of dried fruits, nutmeg, cinnamon and spices with a touch of oak.<br /><br />Country: Dominican Republic<br />Alcohol content: 40°.<br />Bottle: 70 cl<br />
Price €83.00
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