Montelobos Pechuga is made with agave Espadin. Before the third and final distillation, a turkey breast is suspended in the still and local fruits and spices are added to the distillate. Traditionally, a Pechuga mezcal like this is drunken at celebrations like weddings, quinceañeras, or other celebratory events.
A round aniseed front palate, finishing with fresh, spicy notes (liquorice, lemon balm, mint), giving this absinthe great length of flavour. Comes in box with spoon.
Made from its own special recipe, ANGOSTURA® orange bitters is a complex blend of tropical oranges and spices. “The soul of an exceptional dry martini”; it is wonderfully versatile and pairs perfectly with vodka, gin and whisky. It also adds a depth of flavour to rum cocktails. Its complexity and layers of flavour also make it a culinary must-have ingredient. A perfect accompaniment to savoury sauces, seafood and chocolate.
From Sheridan’s comes this wonderful layered coffee liqueur. Before you even take a sip, it just looks awesome. The white liqueur boasts white chocolate richness, while the black liqueur is full of warming coffee, chocolate and nutty notes. Combine them together and Sheridan's coffee liqueur makes a delightful Irish coffee, or is perfect for making other layered cocktails.
Montelobos Joven is an artisanal Mezcal made in Santiago Matatlán produced with 100% organically certified agave Espadín. This Mezcal is crafted by biologist and distiller Iván Saldaña and mezcalero Don Abel Lopez. It is made according to Saldaña’s vision and passion for agave and artisanal mezcal with respect for traditional production methods, sustainability, and the quality of life in the communities and families who have produced mezcal for generations.
This family owned firm has been producing calvados from the top cru, Pays d'Auge, for 5 generations. This Vieux calvados has been aged for at least 8 years, initially in 30 - 40 hl oak barrels but subsequently in smaller, 15 - 20 hl ones. It has a wonderful appley flavour and can be drunk as an aperitif (straight on ice or in a cocktail) or as a digestif served at room temperature to allow enough time to air.
Flavour
Smooth, a mix of apple and wood. It is fresh with minerals and a slightly peppery taste.
Sweet, spicy and herbaceous: that’s how you can describe our chile liqueur.
Ancho Chile Liqueur Verde shines in the glass for its originality and freshness.
Excellent for preparing delicious and vibrant spicy and aromatic cocktails and particularly perfect in the matching with Tequila, Gin and Vodka.
For Ancho Reyes Verde, the chiles are picked while still green in color and then fire-roasted for a few hours.
The chiles are then slices and pureed to prepare for the 6 month maceration.
Each bottle of Ancho Reyes liqueur is then hand labeled and bottled, one by one.
Made using high quality rice that has been lightly milled to remove 40% of the rice's outer layer. Lighter in style than other sake, this has a crisp, dry and easy to drink style. A discrete nose with lime, lemon and straw. Dry palate with hints of citrus
Well pronounced nose with melon, lemon, bitter orange, green grass and sage. A nice balance of minerals, lemon and bitter orange flavours to give a long lasting finish.
The classic aromatic bitters. A bouquet of herbs, spices and fruits on the nose and palate. A key ingredient in cocktails, Angostura also works to flavour foods.
Fee Brothers Plum Bitters is a fruity blend of plum and spices, reminiscent of the flavor of British plum pudding. Add a few dashes to recipes to create new depths of flavor.
Based on an original absinthe recipe from back before it was banned in France in 1915. Pernod opened the first absinthe distillery in 1805, so they know their stuff.
This unaged (Joven) Mezcal is produced the village of Santiago Matatlan, famed for its long history of Mezcal production. Made using Espadin Agave,
Quiquiriqui Matatlan is a classic house style mezcal. It has a smooth taste with distinct roasted agave flavours and a peppery finish that is characteristic with the Espadin agave. The agave are locally harvested and traditionally roasted in fire pits, crushed using a Tahona (stone wheel) then fermented outside in oak vats relying on natural airborne
yeasts. The final process is a double distillation in small copper stills resulting in a full flavoured mezcal that is perfect as a house pour or for cocktails.
Herradura Plata owes its distinctly sweet taste of agave and subtle oak notes to resting for an impressive 45 days beyond the industry standard in American White Oak barrels. The prolonged aging process creates a light straw color with a unique, robust aroma of cooked agave, vanilla and wood that leaves your mouth feeling smooth and refreshed.
