Baie Des Trésors Plein Soleil 54% (2022)

Uncle Nearest 1856 is a blend of our premium aged whiskey. It has a caramel color with a beautiful deep golden hue. On the nose, baled hay and pumpkin seeds with subtle notes of ripe stone fruit and caramel corn. Bold and spicy upfront then mellows with sweet caramel and maple, like biting into an oatmeal raisin cookie. The finish is long and rich. It lingers pleasantly sweet on the palate with notes of vanilla after the spice dissipates.

Freespririt 45% amber rum develops a character both subtle and powerful dispensed by notes of orange peel, vanilla and spices. To discover!
The Papillon House, operated by François Longueteau, owes its reputation to its exceptional know-how and its high standards in the elaboration of its rums, while knowing how to offer products that are accessible to both amateurs and connoisseurs.

Serpent’s Tears is a Llandudno Peated, Smoky Fruity Single Malt Welsh Whisky at 46abv.

The Meikle Tòir – The Chinquapin One is a peated single malt, carefully crafted and refined in virgin Chinquapin oak casks sourced from the Northern Ozarks, USA. This whisky delivers notes of soft spices and roasted nuts, harmoniously combined with a gentler peaty smoke, derived from the St. Fergus mainland peat. With an extended fermentation of 160 hours and a smoke profile measured at 35 PPM, this single malt reveals a complexity that perfectly complements maturation in virgin oak casks.

Don Papa Baroko rum is distilled from locally produced molasses, on the island of Negros. It is then aged for several years in American oak barrels, then blended by the cellar master to ensure consistency over the years. to ensure consistency over the years.

On the Caravelle peninsula, caressed by the trade winds and protected from tropical downpours, the dry parcels of Spoutourne produce extremely subtle rums. The relative arid nature of the location and the wind have created a beautiful concentration of essential aromas, notably floral in the cane, which are particularly present after suitable distillation and ageing. It is a worthy representative of the Martinican tradition of agricultural rum. The ageing process has not erased the natural liveliness of the rum. The beautiful golden colour of Flowers of the Winds suggests a radiant rum, like aromas in flight, and a shower of tropical petals. The nose is delicate, floral, with vanilla accents and a beautiful freshness. Flowers of the Winds combines the ardour of a young rum with th...