Unveiled in the year 2023 to celebrate the 240th anniversary of LA GAULOISE, created in 1783 by Sieur Requier, "Le Nectar des Druides" was patiently crafted over several years in the secrecy of our cellars by the Master Liquorist, using aging barrels and fresh productions of GAULOISE Verte and GAULOISE Jaune. This delicate blend combines the aromatic power of GAULOISE Verte with the smoothness of GAULOISE Jaune: the alchemy of freshness with the patina of time!
Composition: alcohol, fine eaux-de-vie, sugar, aromatic plants.
TASTING NOTES
COLOR Lovely soft green hue with golden reflections.
NOSE Complex, combining mild spices, pepper, citrus fruits (mandarin, lemon, ...), and flowers.
PALATE Full-bodied, silky, delicately powerful, with a long and harmonious finish.
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Specific References
Old Pulteney Flotilla 2012 is a Highlands whisky aged in ex-bourbon American oak casks. Over the years, the casks have gently absorbed all the sea breeze from the North of Scotland, giving the whisky its sweet and complex flavors and its coastal characteristics. It is not surprising that Old Pulteney is known as the "maritime malt".
Pure, La Gauloise Verte is just as enjoyable in a cup still warm after coffee as it is chilled or even frozen. Its character also makes it a great partner for numerous cocktail recipes. Not to mention its use in gastronomy by renowned chefs.
Composition: alcohol, fine eaux-de-vie, sugar, aromatic plants.
An Islay Single Malt with lots of character from the sea and grassy peat land. Amber wood and chimney lum after a peat fire . Pale from a second fill bourbon barrel in American Oak. For those who like an elegant peat, oily, seaweed and grassy.
A Single Malt from Speyside with an Sauternes cask finish. All the elegance and refinement that one would expect from a Speyside Whisky. This is so well illustrated by the beautiful painting of my second cousin, the famous Scottish Artist, Archibald Dunbar McIntosh, who reveals in his painting all the warmth of the Scottish landscape and unique changing contours.
For centuries the stormy waters of the Atlantic Ocean has not only shaped the character of the people of Islay but also the character of their famous whiskies. In many ways this fine malt mirrors the character of Islay people – strong yet gentle, warm yet mellow, but with a maturity beyond its years. Robust peaty, with that unmistakable breath of the seashore,
It is certainly the most wonderful age for the Armagnac enthusiast who appreciates the force and the maturity.
A Highland Single Malt, McWarrior, a determined fighter and adventurer imaged by Charles Edward Stuart, the last of the Scottish Dynastic Princes of Scotland, the grandson of Marie Stuart, who fought a revolution in 1745, to claim back the crown of Scotland and of England. Simon Laurie, is one of the best current Scottish Artists from the Glasgow School of Art, a big supporter of Scottish culture and values. Scotch whisky amongst them, but also wine from the old country and Scottish historical ally, France. One will find all of these attributes in his art.