Cihuatan 12 Y Cinabrio + 2 Glasses

In the whisky that made Cu Bocan's name, light smoke intertwines with rich citrus and exotic spices. Subtly smoky, surprisingly sweet, it opens up the world of lightly peated whisky.
~ Award : Winner of the 2023 World Spirit Competition in San Francisco (Double Gold)
Casks
Bourbon
Oloroso Sherry
North American Virgin Oak

This old rum 7 years old, aged in the conditions of hygrometry climate and tropical heat, is the Savanna the most rewarded on the international contests. A great classic for all lovers of round and sweet spirits and a safe bet for those who want to learn.

Ryoma is the perfect mix of Japanese excellence and traditional methods. It is unique and refined with floral and fruity accents.
Rum made with pure sugar cane juice, aged in Japanese white oak casks.
The yeasts used were initially created by the distillery to ferment their sake.
Drink neat or in a cocktail
Room temperature
Matches perfectly with lychee sorbet

Discover the tropical essence of Guadeloupe with Longueteau Maracudja, an exquisite fusion of white agricultural rum and sun-ripened maracujas. This artisanal punch, awarded multiple times at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris, transports you to the heart of Guadeloupean traditions with every sip. The meticulous maceration of passion fruits harvested on the Domaine du Marquisat de Sainte-Marie imparts this punch with unparalleled freshness and roundness.

Sortilège is a unique blend of Canadian whisky and maple syrup. Created from the richness and authenticity of the Quebec countryside, this liqueur strikes the perfect balance between the heady strength of Canadian whisky and the distinctive flavour ofmaple syrup, resulting in a remarkably fine liqueur.

ABK6 Honey is elegant and subtle, expressing flowery tones derived from honey and Cognac at the same time: jasmine, violets, honeysuckle and rose petals. Then come the cheery and delicates sensations of spices and candied oranges.
The sents mingle with woody vanilla and toffee.

The Maya were a close-knit community with a deep appreciation of love and relationships. To attract love, they performed a simple and enchanting ritual: in a Sahumerio, they burned sweets to win the graces of the goddess Chantico. Each treat had a meaning: dried flowers or floral honey for romance, dried fruit for family unity, incense for friendship, cocoa, seeds and butters for protection.