Ramos Pinto Adriano White Reserva

Sortilège Crème d'érable combines Canadian whisky with delicious Quebec maple syrup and a hint of cream for a pleasant touch of sweetness and an exquisite blend of flavours.

An innovative and alluring gin handcrafted from the world’s rarest citrus.
We dove deep into the world of citrus and chose to pay homage to the three genetic ancestors of all citrus fruits, the pomelo, mandarin and citron.

Canadian rye whisky and spring water from Quebec's Far North, with notes of caramel and vanilla. This whisky is bold and authentic, in the image of the Canadian pioneers who set out to conquer the North, to whom this Rye lueurs pays tribute. The Wild North is a blend of 5-, 7- and 11-year-old whiskies aged in Montreal, partly in American bourbon casks and partly in French oak.

All the flavors of Provence, the spices from distant lands, the roundness of vanilla, the creaminess and sweetness of licorice, the hints of mint and pepper bring character and complexity.

Discover the magic of Mermaid Gin with this trio of miniature bottles, an ideal gift for gin lovers and curious minds seeking new flavors.
This set brings together three iconic variants from the Mermaid Gin range: the original Mermaid Gin, Mermaid Pink Gin, and Mermaid Zest Gin.
Each of these gins embodies the unique essence of the Isle of Wight, where they are handcrafted using local ingredients and botanicals harvested from the wild.
These small 5 cl bottles transport you into a gustatory universe combining complexity, smoothness, and a subtle marine touch.

L'Absinthe La Fée Parisienne is the most authentic expression of classic green absinthe.
Made from 100% natural ingredients, this absinthe is distilled according to a traditional 19th-century recipe.
The result is a superior absinthe of remarkable quality, both powerful and balanced, adhering to ancient techniques to capture the essence of great creative spirits like Van Gogh, Rimbaud, and Toulouse-Lautrec.
La Fée Parisienne is the first traditional absinthe distilled in France since the ban was lifted in 1915.