Compagnie des Indes Jamaica 5Y Navy Strength

Unchill-filtered, natural colour. Brewed, fermented, distilled, matured and bottled on site:
• Organic malted barley.
• Brewed with Vercors spring water.
• Distilled at 50°C in a low-pressure still designed by the by the distiller.
• Aged for 3 years in oak barrels in the gentle atmosphere of an old Vercors silkworm nursery.

"FRESH & EXPRESSIVE GIN" A Gin of great freshness, lemony with an explosivity in the mouth.

Compagnie des Indes Latino comes from a blend of rums essentially of "Spanish" type (60% comes from Guatemala) but not only, since a part of the rum which composes it comes from Guyana (English influence).The Spanish type brings the greediness while the English influence brings a touch of freshness. 5 years of aging in new barrels (bourbon) have allowed this rum to acquire its roundness and a rich palette of aromas. The rum was bottled without cold filtration.

10 years is the magic age for a rum. It is then at the firmament of its evolution. With its strength of character and woody sweetness, it will conquer the most demanding palates.

Discover the Yamazakura Blended, a true gem from the Sasanokawa Shuzo distillery.
This Japanese whisky perfectly embodies the art of blending with a finesse and complexity that will captivate the most discerning connoisseurs.
The name "Yamazakura," combining "Yama" (mountain) and "Sakura" (cherry blossom), evokes all the ephemeral and majestic beauty of Japanese landscapes.
Aged in bourbon casks, this blend of four malt and grain whiskies stands out for its perfect balance and enchanting aromas.

Cu Bocan's fifth Creation has been finished in an incredibly rare cask type, Andean Oak. The mix of Andean Oak’s unique properties and Cu Bocan's subtle smoke has resulted in notes of lightly charred oak with deep hints of exotic floral herbs and campfire banana splits.

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.