H.Theoria Amour Matador

An innovative and alluring gin handcrafted from the world’s rarest citrus.
We dove deep into the world of citrus and chose to pay homage to the three genetic ancestors of all citrus fruits, the pomelo, mandarin and citron.

They use some of the best barley, grown in Norfolk, and superb Breckland water to make their whisky. This 9 Year Old release is a heavily peated new make, matured in an Oloroso Sherry barrel and we’ve bottled this at cask strength - 67% abv.

Sauternes is made from grapes which have undergone ‘noble rot’, causing their moisture to evaporate, hence concentrating the sugars. The sauternes cask brings sweetness and complexity to the mature spirit. Expect fruits like apricots or peaches, you may also find honey or nuts.|TASTING NOTES|• NoseFragrant honeyand summer fruits. Peaches and apricots. Meadow grasses and wildflowers.• PalateRich honey notes on the palate, along with some wood spice, Orchard fruits, and wrning spices.

Passiflora edulis, commonly known as passion fruit, is a species of flowering plant in the family Passifloraceae. Its origins can be traced back to South America, where it is native to regions spanning from southern Brazil through Paraguay and into northern Argentina. This tropical vine thrives in warm climates and is valued for its delicious fruit. The Passiflora edulis flavicarpa varietal (yellow passion fruit) produces fruit that is larger with more exceptional tart flavor. Each bottle approx 6–8 large passion fruits 100% passion fruit

Don Papa is an exceptional rum that embodies the vibrant spirit of Negros Occidental Island in the Philippines, the cradle of sugar cane.
This elegant, limited-edition box contains a 70 cl bottle of Don Papa Rum and an attractive shaker, perfect for mixology enthusiasts keen to create unique cocktails while discovering the richness of this premium rum.

In order to create this attractive presentation, the carafe is suspended in the spring from the branches of the apple tree as soon as the first little apples appear. The apple then grows inside the carafe. When the fruit becomes ripe, the carafe is removed from the tree with its apple held captive inside it.