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Enhance your drinks with the exquisite Match Tonic Water Spicy! This square bottle combines elegance, practicality and strength, making it the perfect companion for tequila, mezcal, rum and blended whiskies. Savour the harmony of this fusion and explore the world of cocktails in a whole new way.
Aerolite Lyndsay is a ten year old peated single malt form an undisclosed distillery on Islay. Our blenders showcase the best of the liquid by resting it in bourbon barrels and Spannish oak sherry quarter casks.
The auburn hue of this whisky comes directly from its passage through the 228-liter barrels that formerly housed the Pinot Noir from Château de Chassagne-Montrachet.
The Doorly's 12 years, an iconic product of the Foursquare distillery in Barbados, embodies the art of rum distillation and blending. This exceptional rum is the result of careful twelve-year maturation in the tropics, in barrels that previously contained Kentucky bourbon and Madeira.
This double distillation, using both pot still and column still, gives this rum unmatched aromatic complexity and finesse.
Botran Cobre is an exceptional spiced rum inspired by Ponche, a traditional festive drink from Guatemala.
This artisanal rum is a harmonious blend of ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves.
Carefully distilled in a copper still and aged in solera, this spirit offers a rich and complex sensory experience, perfect for spiced rum enthusiasts.
The star of "bleutiful" aperitifs! An aperitif crafted through the maceration of green anise, star anise, and licorice, inspired by the blue skies of Provence and the Mediterranean. Provence is the only place in the world where the aperitif combines the sea, gastronomy, and the art of living with sport, thanks to pétanque. The aperitif thus becomes a unique moment that brings together friends and family, where several generations gather to share convivial moments enriched by the charm Marcel Pagnol has accustomed us to.
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.