Products tagged with 'spirits'

Caramel, vanilla, butterscotch and cooked agave aromas practically jump from the glass in this highly-praised and perfectly-aged añejo. This tequila is so rich and complex that some people are even able to detect pineapple, peach, orange blossom, nutmeg, and raisin in the nose.

Aromatically it shows fresh pine needles, citrus and spice, and distinct peppery, dense raspberry notes. The palate is lovely and sweet with a long juniper and spice character on the finish. The marriage of Rare Dry Gin botanicals with the most delicious Shiraz fruit on the planet.

A hint of corn sweetness and caramel. Palate Balanced, rich palate entry with marmalade and acacia honey. Cinnamon, lemon and oak. Finish Oaky, spiced finish.

Nose Spicy and sweet with notes of peppermint, nutmeg, Christmas cake, marmalade and parsley. Palate Toffee apples, sweet spices and gingerbread. A little perfumed character and bitter orange peel. Finish Long, sweet, spicy finish.

dry juniper with zesty citrus with some warm, spicy notes. Juniper, dark chocolate and citrus zest upfront on the palate, followed by notes of cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger. Use to create a well-balanced Gin and Tonic, or enjoy as a Sweet Martini and lemon

Starts with moderate honey and graham cracker sweetness followed by charred wood, crushed peanuts, and uncooked rice. Its a sugar and grain-forward whiskey accented with wood, nuts, and floral, grassy, and minty notes, as well as minimal alcohol.

From the folks at Perfetto in Italy comes this superb Lemon Gin. Distilled with a selection of classic botanicals, this gin is then infused with fresh lemons from the Sorrento coast bringing plenty of sweet, zesty flavour. Makes a great G&T, garnished with a wheel of lemon and a sprig of mint.

Bursting with sweet and zesty character comes this terrific Blood Orange Gin from Italian producer Perfetto. Distilled with an array of classic botanicals, the gin is then infused with the essential oils and peels of blood oranges giving it a marvellously Mediterranean feel. Serve with tonic or cloudy lemonade for a fabulously fruity sipper.

Glendalough Double Barrel is a single grain Irish whiskey, aged in a combination of bourbon and oloroso sherry casks. Sweet and creamy, with butterscotch and honey from the American oak and dried fruit from the Spanish.

Fresh and fruity notes jump out the glass to your nose with hints of pear, apple peel and a slight butterscotch. Sweet fruit explodes onto the palate which mellos to creamy malt, butterscotch and subtle and soft oaky flavours. Smooth and mellow finish.

To smell it is quite big and well-rounded. There are notes of chewy sultanas and Sherried peels, barley sugars and toasty cereals with petals and apple blossom. A touch of fudge and gentle wisps of smoke. The palate is full and rich with notes of chewy, tannic oak. Manuka honey and walnut with Coxs apples and orange peels. Cut herbs - fennel and spearmint. Long and dry with a spicy oak note.

Very clean and fresh, with notes of grass, freshly cut apples and pear drops, enriched by a rich toffee character. Slight floral note, with menthol and custard-tart notes. The gentle fruitiness continues on to the palate, with pear the dominant note, accompanied by a refreshing mint. Very soft texture and mouthfeel with no rough edges. Easy to drink. Soft, fruity and whistle-clean.

Soft, clean and refreshing: lemon sherbet and apricots, with honeyed fruit and a touch of toffee and vanilla. Gentle and satisfying. A little weightier on the palate, with honey and malt, banana bread and subtle sweet spices. Clean and well balanced. The honeyed fruit fades softly, and the finish is whistle-clean.

Sweet notes of juniper, a little lemon zest, hints of soft sweetness and fresh herbs. Very clean, dry juniper delivery, develops with lemon and other citrus notes - zesty. A simple, medium-length finish.

Gosling Black Seal 5 is a full-flavoured dark rum that has the additional benefit of oak barrels which have been used to age bourbon. It stands out against other rums of the region because of its caramelised flavour and the bourbon notes that the oak casks offer.