

The Merlet Crème de Mûre combines two varieties of blackberries, with a touch of other red fruits, which complement each other and bring richness and complexity. The Merlet family sources their fruits from partner producers to ensure consistent quality.
TASTING NOTES:
COLOUR: A garnet colour.
NOSE: Rich aromas of blackberry compote, custard, and crushed dried violets.
PALATE: A silky, sweet, and rich fruity palate, finishing with long notes of forest fruits, honey, elderflower, and gentle spices.
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The terrior of ABK6 is a chalky hilltop at 154m of altitude. For this spirit 100% Ugni-blanc grapes were used. The vinification took place in thermoregulated vats. The distillation was a double distillation in small charentals pot-stills. This Cognac is aged in new and old French Limousin oak barrels of 350 liters.
TASTIN NOTES
Nose: Pungent peaty smoke. Phenolic with a little coastal breeze.
Palate: Lovely sweet peatiness. Some iodine and sea salt balance with vanilla notes and some spice
Finish: Waves of smoke. Fantastic length.
Finished in Californian red wine and ex bourbon casks, Bladnoch Samsara Single Malt is luscious, full bodied and fragrant, with a rich, lingering core.
Distilled in 2009, the 12th edition of the "Marquess Collection" blends 3 types of Port casks: white, tawny and ruby.
This richly crafted rum has been laid down in oak barrels for at least 21 years then artfully blended for you to savour and enjoy.
Beluga Transatlantic is a vodka for the most demanding gourmets and connoisseurs!
High-quality ingredients, meticulous manual work, and an unlimited passion for supreme pleasure – all of this gives a particularly smooth and harmonious taste that makes this vodka the very example of the grand art of Russian vodka.
Inspired by the success of the Russian transatlantic sailing team that broke the crossing speed record in 2011, this special edition reflects the brand's commitment to quality and innovation.
This blend with very little wood influence, displays a predominance of fruity aromas.
This is a bitter aperitif liqueur created based on the recipe for the "Italian Bitter of Turin" dating back to the 1860s. Originally produced in Turin, Italy, under the name Torino Gran Classico, the recipe was purchased in 1925 by the small Swiss distillery E. Luginbühl, and a version has since been produced mainly for local consumption. Gran Classico was developed by returning to the original recipe; it is made from a maceration of 25 aromatic herbs and roots, including wormwood, gentian, bitter orange peel, rhubarb, and hyssop. The maceration also creates a naturally attractive golden amber color, and no additional coloring is added.