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Niulanshan Erguotou, selected high-quality sorghum and wheat, made from peas, barley and other Daqu as a starter, pure grain brewing green and natural.
Tamnavulin Double Cask offers rich, warm aromas of apple, toffee, and honey, complemented by sweet marzipan and subtle tangy marmalade notes. The palate is fresh and mellow, featuring flavors of pear, creamy peaches, and pineapple.
A velvety texture and powdery tannins that create a refined mouthfeel. Subtle hints of coffee and dark chocolate contribute to a long, satisfying finish, supported by well-integrated acidity.
Expertly selected from the finest jars of aged Shaoxing wine, it delivers a rich, aromatic profile that reflects both heritage and superior craftsmanship.
Richard Hennessy's monumental legacy finds a contemporary incarnation in a bold, architectural, and graceful decanter in Baccarat crystal, as well as ritual accessories (glasses, a fusil, and a tray) designed by Daniel Libeskind.
Perfectly crafted for savoring chilled, this Junmai Ginjo is elevated by its fine, soft acidity that transitions seamlessly into a crisp, clean finish.
Made using Yamada Nishiki for the koji rice and Seito no Shizuku—an original sake rice variety from Yamaguchi—for the main brewing rice, this junmai sake offers a fresh and mild aroma that complements its smooth, delicate balance of sweetness and acidity.
Jose Cuervo 2024 Edition Reserva De La Familia Extra Anejo 750ml
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The aroma opens with inviting notes of oak, almonds, apples, olives, and cinnamon, while the palate reveals a rich and smooth taste of toasted almonds, vanilla, and warm spices like cinnamon.
It's a combination of an almost rye whiskey with a high rye bourbon, leading to a drinking experience that is somewhere between the big spice-driven rye profile and the sweet corn of bourbon land.
The clear mineral-rich water from Ibo River is used by Tatsuriki for both growing the rice used in the sake, the sake itself. The same river feeds into the Harima Nada sea where oysters prosper thanks to the nutrients provided by the Ibo River.
