Cihuatan Xaman XO

Produced from 100% French malted barley. Double distilled in the Charentais abysses of the Merlet distillery, then matured in association with new and old French oak barrels. The result is a delicious, round, fruity and floral whisky with spicy notes. "Coperies" means "harvest" in an ancient local French dialect.

Cihuatan Indigo 8 Y is a true invitation to travel, a vibrant homage to the culture and heritage of the Mayan civilization of El Salvador.
This unique cuvée owes its name to the indigo color, an essential component of the famous "Mayan blue," a hue found on the frescoes of ancient temples buried in the jungle.
Distilled and aged in the heart of the Cihuatán valley, this rum reveals all the authenticity and richness of an unknown terroir.
Each bottle is adorned with Mayan iconography, bearing witness to the deep history and tradition of this civilization.

Compagnie des Indes West Indies is a blend of rums of English and Spanish tradition: rums from Barbados, Guyana, Dominican Republic and Panama.

For Barbados it is a pot still distillation, while for the other 3 origins it is a column still. The rum is aged in American oak barrels for at least 8 years.

Matusalem Solera 7, Exceptionally Versatile Golden Rum, ideal for cocktails or neat.

ORANGE COGNAC LIQUOR, A golden color with beautiful amber nuances. The nose offers notes of orange zest and sharp candy with flora gint. On the palate, flavours of candied orange peel and marmalade mingle, then the tangy note returns in force to give us a long, delicate finish.

Since 1883, Komasa Distillery has been producing first-class Shochu in the heart of the Shochu distillation region, Kagoshima Prefecture, on the southern coast of Japan, using the finest local barley.

The apples are mixed, crushed and pressed. The apple juice is fermented right out to give cider to be distilled. Double distillation is carried out 6 months after the fermentation has taken place. The first distillation gives the "petite eau" at 30% by volume and it is the second distillation, that of the "petite eau" which gives the Calvados.
Aging: Two years minimum. In toasted 400 l (88 imperial gallon) oak barrels, 50% of which are new.