O.P. Anderson Aquavit (40%)

Aquavit (Akvavit, Akevitt) is a traditional spirit in Scandinavian countries. It is also popular in northern Germany. Aquavit is usually made from grain or potatoes, flavored with various spices. Caraway, dill and anise are the most typical spices, but every manufacturer has their own spices and spice combinations. Aquavit has been …

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Selijas Darzi Smakovka Miezu (47%)

In Latvia, moonshine is called by different names, depending on the location. In the north and west it is called Kandza, and in the east, in the province of Latgale, Šmakovka (Shmakovka). Šmakovka is such a traditional drink that there is even a museum dedicated to it in the city of…

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Mernaya Na Moloke (40%)

The most special product of the Ukrainian Mernaya vodka brand is Na Moloke (on milk), which means milk purification, or milk filtration. Milk has been used in Ukraine for a couple of hundred years to purify vodka. Mernaya does the filtering by keeping the spirit in a tank for 21 days…

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Mernaya Tradition (40%)

Mernaya (МѢрная) is a traditional Ukrainian vodka. The name Mernaya means measure, so could it be loosely translated as "measure of quality"? Mernaya Tradition is made from wheat, filtered through a silver ion process and softened with glucose and honey. Mernaya is one of the most popular vodkas in the Baltic…

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Amaro Montenegro (23%)

In Italy, herbal liqueurs are called Amaro and they are made there by several different manufacturers around the country. Montenegro Srl from Bologna has been producing its own amaro since 1885. Originally produced under a different name, the liqueur changed its name to honor Princess Elena Petrović-Njegoš of Montenegro, who became…

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Crafter’s London Dry Gin (43%)

Estonian Liviko a long tradition of different alcoholic beverages. It is best known for its flagship products Viru Valge and Vana Tallinn. However, the company follows trends and has made a strong entry also into the gin world. The company has Crafter's trademark representing gins. In addition to the traditional London…

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De Kuyper Creme de Menthe (24%)

Green mint liqueur is a very distinctive bottle on the shelves of bars. The liqueur is made by distilling lemon oil and mint leaves. The finished distillate, which is clear, very minty and fresh, is mixed with water and sugar. The finishing touch is given by food coloring, which gives the…

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Halti Salmiakki (32%)

Halti is the highest fell (1324 m) in Finland, but the alcohol brand named by it is made by Estonian Apricot Distillery. This product series also has a vodka, which have both traditional 40%, but also 80% strength versions. Halti Salmiakki must have been made for Finnish tourists which are visiting…

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Chateau du Breuil Fine (40%)

Château du Breuil is a more than 400-year-old castle in the northern part of France, in the province of Normandy. During its history, Breuil has also experienced a period of industrialization, and a mill, a textile factory and a cheese dairy have operated in its courtyard. The castle, badly damaged in…

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Underberg (44%)

Underberg is a German bitter that has been produced since 1846. It is produced by the family company Underberg AG, in Rheinberg, Germany. Herbs are gathered from a total of 43 different countries around the world. The drink is packaged in 2 cl bottles, the design of which was developed by…

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