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Amarguinha is made from bitter almonds through a unique and traditional Portuguese process. Considered the best bitter almond liqueur, it can be consumed as an aperitif or a digestive cocktail and drinks that contain ice and lemon juice as an ingredient.
€74.90
Este gran whisky representa el equilibrio perfecto entre el añejamiento en barricas europeas y americanas. Siguiendo con la tradición de la casa, este whisky añejado en Jerez ofrece un trago dulce y delicado sin perder el carácter avainillado, cítrico y especiado marca de la casa.
Apto para cualquier ocasión, solo o con hielo, y muy refrescante si se...
€27.80
If you're looking for a whisky with a bit of personality, then Monkey Shoulder is the one for you. This unique blend gets its name from the Scottish slang for a muscle strain suffered by maltmen during the days when whisky was still made by hand.
€11.75
Moskovskaya maintains a minimalist approach to making vodka. Born in Moscow in 1938, this approach is still considered a philosophy based on doing things simply well, ensuring that each bottle of Moskovskaya vodka has the same exceptional quality.
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€58.70
Tequila Patron Reposado is an artisanal tequila created through the traditional Tahona process, which gives it a more sophisticated and complex flavor. It is produced by the Patrón Company, which does not aim to reinvent Tequila, but to perfect it in order to produce the best tequila in the world.
€50.00
Patrón Silver is a tequila made 100% from the finest Blue Weber Agave. Clear as crystal, it offers fresh agave with fruity and citrus notes. It is smooth and sweet, with hints of citrus.
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€40.25
The botanical components are the classic ones found in these types of gin, with the exact recipe kept secret by the manufacturer.
This product has a golden hue due to its aging in wood, offering a well-balanced, aromatic profile with a long finish.
It is produced in the Netherlands by Rutte & ZN, a distillery founded in 1830 by Simon Rutte.