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Unique Liqueur tasting of 6 very special liqueurs in a beautiful gift box. Discover your favorite liqueur and learn to distinguish the differences. Enjoy while you become an expert.
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This liqueur tasting contains:
• 6 glass tubes of 25 ml liqueur
• Booklet with illustrations and descriptions of the liqueurs
• Luxury gift box
*Tasting glass not included
This Tasting Contains 6 tubes of the following Liqueurs:
Cointreau is a so-called' triple sec', produced in Saint-Barthélemy-d' Anjou, France. The original name was' Curaçao Blanco Triple Sec'. The Cointreau distillery was founded in 1849 by pastry bakers Adolphe and Edouard-Jean Cointreau. Triple Sec is made from dried orange peels of up to 50 different kinds of oranges. The peels are soaked in alcohol, so that the essential oils from the peel give off their taste. Cointreau is drunk as an aperitif and digestive and is part of a number of well-known cocktails.
Italicus - Rosolio di Bergamotto is an Italian liqueur based on an old recipe dating from the 1850s. At the time it was known as ‘aperitivo di corte’, or the drink of kings. It used to be the drink of choice for the Roman establishment and the likes of the Medici family. Italicus - Rosolio di Bergamotto is made from authentic Italian bergamot with added native Italian botanicals. It is best enjoyed 50/50 with Prosecco over ice and three olives, but there’s many cocktail options you can explore.
The elderflower for this liqueur is picked by hand in the French Alps. The company St-Germain was founded in 2007 by Robert Cooper, who died in 2016 at the age of 39; The brand St-Germain is owned by Bacardi. Praised by The New York Times as having "almost single-handedly invigorated the moribund liqueur category", this liqueur won the Grand Gold Medal at the Monde Selection in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 and the Chairman Award in the Liqueur category.
In 1974, Fred and Helène van Zuidam started their distillery in Baarle Nassau, The Netherlands. From the very first day on, they only wanted to make quality. Now that years later, their two sons have taken over the baton, that quality principle is still at the top of the list. A nice example is their honey Whisky liqueur. Dutch honey from the Brabant region and Zuidam's own Millstone whisky with some herbs and spices ensure a balanced and very soft liqueur. A special detail is that for this liqueur, their peated whisky is used. This ensures that the whisky can be recognized in the liqueur.
An Ultra Premium Ginger Liqueur on the basis of Cognac. This liqueur is made with vanilla pods from Tahiti, ginseng from Tunisia, Provence honey and young, fresh ginger from Vietnam. This, combined with cognac from the 1 st Cru, the Grande Champagne - the heart of the Cognac region-, the oldest of which is an XO of more than 10 years old. The ginger gives a bite to the drink. The Cognac comes forward only in the aftertaste. A very special liqueur.
Cognac and orange; that's the golden combination of Grand Marnier. When Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle created the recipe in 1880, he could never have imagined how much success his drink would achieve. The oranges still come from the Caribbean and are of the Bigaradia breed. The oranges are picked when they are not ripe yet. Then the oils in the skin still have the most aromas. The peels are dried in the sun and later in France soaked in alcohol. Together with matured Cognac and herbs, the beautiful beverage Grand Marnier is created.
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