TASTING NOTES
NOSE: Warm and elegant, it expresses itself distinctively on notes of vanilla, tobacco, and sandalwood.
PALATE: Tannic, woody palate, with nuances of flambéed banana and a long, persistent finish.
FINISH: Long and persistent. Highly aromatic until the end.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE: Warm and elegant, it expresses itself distinctively on notes of vanilla, tobacco, and sandalwood.
PALATE: Tannic, woody palate, with nuances of flambéed banana and a long, persistent finish.
FINISH: Long and persistent. Highly aromatic until the end.
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TASTING NOTES
NOSE Elegant and floral, marked by the softness of sakura and the freshness of yuzu, subtly lifted by a delicate herbal note.
PALATE Delicate and well-balanced. The floral opening of the sakura harmonizes with citrus fruits and bitter orange peel, while licorice and coriander seeds add a subtle complexity.
FINISH Airy and refined, with lingering floral notes and a touch of zesty freshness, leaving a soft and harmonious impression.
Santa Ana Pomelo is a celebration of tropical citrus fruits with Filipino pomelo at its heart. A vibrant expression of 16 exquisite botanicals gives rise to a smooth and silky gin, bursting with ultra-bright citrus on the palate, zesty and spicy, lit up by a delightful warmth.
After more than three years of research and development, the Distillerie d'Indochine has chosen the south of Hoi An to establish itself and produce an authentic agricultural rum of quality. Driven by passion and a taste for good things, Distillerie d'Indochine participates in a traditional production that best expresses its terroir.
In 2008, Alexander Stein founded the Black Forest distillery with the intention of producing the best gin in the world. This gin is made up of 47 ingredients (cassia, hibiscus, sweet flag, jasmine, bee balm, cranberry, pomelo, verbena, elderflower, spruce...). Named Monkey 47 in tribute to British Commander Montgomery, who himself produced gin in the Black Forest in the 1950s, it is crafted in micro-batches (1,250 liters) and distilled in small steam-heated stills. Batch after batch, Alexander Stein writes the story of his gin with incredible talent and boundless inspiration, drawing from the very depths of the Black Forest.
Aged in sherry casks for over 3 years. The nose expresses notes of ripe fruits and chocolate. The palate mirrors the nose with additional notes of citrus and lemongrass. Sweetness and acidity are elegantly balanced. The light finish evokes the pure spring water of Tottori used during distillation.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE: Warm and elegant, it expresses itself distinctively on notes of vanilla, tobacco, and sandalwood.
PALATE: Tannic, woody palate, with nuances of flambéed banana and a long, persistent finish.
FINISH: Long and persistent. Highly aromatic until the end.