Excellent cocktails, a tribute to the great classics, perfectly balanced and ready to be enjoyed with just a few nice ice cubes.
The secret of its freshness lies at the heart of the French gin, in fennel, caraway, dill and angelica seeds. In a discreetly bitter orange that melts into the dry vermouth.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE: Bitter orange peel, gentian, caraway, angelica, fennel, accompanied by subtle notes of dill and mint.
PALATE: Beautifully balanced and very refreshing aromas. A perfect balance between summery sweetness and bitterness.
FINISH: Slightly bitter orange.
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Excellent cocktails, a tribute to the great classics, perfectly balanced and ready to be enjoyed with just a few nice ice cubes.
The secret of its freshness lies at the heart of the French gin, in fennel, caraway, dill and angelica seeds. In a discreetly bitter orange that melts into the dry vermouth.