Darroze Domaine de Bellair 1983 - 50%

For years, Mr. Bachala was a lion tamer in the Zavatta circus before turning his hand to armagnac production in the late ‘70s. The humid conditions in his ageing cellars have contributed to the fact that his armagnacs have a lower alcohol level.

Discover the Pisco Barsol Mosto Verde Quebranta, an exceptional brandy from Peru, produced in the Ica Valley by Bodega Isidro.
With 100 years of experience, this distillery produces grape brandies of incomparable quality.
The term "Pisco" has its roots in the language of the indigenous peoples, meaning "flying bird", a tribute to the cultural and historical heritage of this beverage.
Barsol Mosto Verde Quebranta stands out for its unique production process using the "Mosto Verde" method, requiring double the grapes (for BARSOL, 5 kg per bottle) for an unparalleled aromatic richness.

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.

The Sortilège Blueberries is a Canadian whisky liqueur with maple syrup, enhanced by the delicious flavors of the famous wild blueberries from the Lac Saint-Jean region. The result is a remarkably refined liqueur that is both fruity and slightly sweet. It is best enjoyed chilled, on ice, and its richness also lends itself to coffee and cocktails. You can also serve it on its own as the perfect conclusion to an excellent meal. Sortilège is crafted from an original recipe by the descendants of Quebec's first settlers, who brought the whisky-making techniques of the New World and added a local native ingredient, maple syrup, to create a truly unique spirit.

Etsu Double Orange has been macerated for seven days using traditional botanicals such as orange zest, juniper berries, licorice root, angelica and coriander. After maceration, only the gin is distilled without the botanicals, allowing the oils to infuse. Only after the distillation process is fresh mountain spring water added, giving this gin its fresh taste

After 10 years in contact with the oak, Armagnac starts to take on the aromas of ageing.

Any certified mezcal will state the scientific plant name using the term Agave, while the common name that is used in the community and by the producer is listed as Maguey. For example, Maguey espadin is an Agave angustifolia.