A wine from the Pedro Ximenex grapes which are first left in the sun to become raisins before pressing. Aged for more than 30 years in the solera system. Matured in butts of American oak, using the oxidative ageing process for over 30 years, to give the wine its comlexity & the concentration of aromas & full rich nutty flavours. Before bottling, the wine is stabilised using a cold treatment process & filtered. Very dark with iodine intensity, leaving a very dense tear on the glass & an almost amber hue. Very intense & complex, typical notes of nuts, toffee & noble oak. Dense, creamy & powerful, opulently sweet & intense to the palate. Best served at room temperature or slightly chilled. ...

This stylish Bacchus delivers fresh aromas of elderflower, pear & white peach. Finely balanced with a crisp fresh palate offset by a round generous mouth-feel, the gentle minerality is matched with flavours of apricot, greengage & hints of passionfruit. ...

A nicely balanced fine English wine with refreshing acidity, showing grapefruit, nettle & lime zest aromas. Vines Cross is light, fresh & dry with a hint of passion fruit on the palate & a lingering finish. ...

Hierbas de las Dunas is a liqueur from eighteen types of herbs, flowers & plants from the North Sea dunes. Creator & head chef Syrco Bakker (restaurant Pure C, Cadzand) uses fresh ingredients only. This technique gives Hierbas de las Dunas a pure, salty-sweet flavour & makes it the perfect apritif, after-dinner drink, or cocktail ingredient. To me, creating a distillate was the obvious next step, says Syrco about his new find & the intersection between kitchen & bar. ...

Nose: Floral, fruity, bright & spicy. Caramel & butterscotch. Light smoke & smoldering wood from a campfire the morning after. Jasmine, chai tea, sandalwood, leather, tobacco, pine resin & toasted bread. Taste: vanilla, honey, toffee with some nice fruit, blueberries & black cherries. Chai spices
- nutmeg, cinnamon & orange zest. Salty caramels. Tobacco. Gentle smoke! Finish
- Long, sweet, spicy, & smoky!

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Highclere Castle has become perhaps the most famous home in the world through its role as Downton Abbey in the much lauded international television series. In real life, Highclere has welcomed Royalty, Statesmen, Egyptologists & pioneers of technology along with men & women from the worlds of music, art & letters brought together for cocktails, dinners & parties. In keeping with Highclere Castles grand tradition of entertaining the most prestigious of guests, we would like to invite you to taste the worlds finest Estate Gin. Highclere Castle symbolises a legacy of elegance, hard work, passion & a reputation for perfection & Highclere Castle Gin was designed to reflect this ethos & to celebrate the beauty of a by gone era, where elegance reigned supreme. Distilled above an ancient underground water source, Highclere Castle Gin is produced in Englands oldest gin distillery in one of the oldest working copper gin stills dating back to the 1800's. The recipe was meticulously developed over two years, experimenting with botanicals grown on the Highclere estate. The Botanicals in Highclere Castle Gin are influenced by the garden. The taste & style begin with the juniper at the heart of the gin, to which is added the touch of lavender inspired by the borders in the Monks Garden, followed by lime flower & orange peel. As an unusual but delicious twist, Highcleres acclaimed estate grown oats have been woven into the botanical blend to give an exceptionally creamy palate as a long & memorable finish. These oats are grown on the high chalk downlands of the Highclere farm. ...

Located on the Orkney Islands, one of the northern most parts of Scotl&, is the Highland Park distillery. Founded on this remote & windswept island in 1798, the distillery has, for more than two centuries produced a full flavoured, single malt scottish whisky. Made from the best Barley malted over peat fires; merged with the unique spring waters of the island; & aged in casks for twelve long years that shape its rare & very distinctive character. In 1888, James Grant, whose father was the manager of the Glenvilet distillery, became managing partner, & later owner of Highland Park. Its product retains much that is traditional, even original. It has its own floor maltings & peat beds (the peat is cut shallow to impart a light 'rooty' character) & two traditional peat-fired kilns. During malting a little heather is burned. The Highland Distillery has more than an affinity with the West Highlands in its flavour than with the palish, fragrant, fresh flavoured North Highland groups of malt. Highland Park is a medium bodied whisky with a heathery aroma. ...

18 Year Old Highland Park 18 Year Old is an exceptionally fine whisky that builds on the world-class reputation already enjoyed by the 12 Year Old. All the Orcadian hallmarks of Highland Park are here
- the smokiness, the peat, the heather-honey
- plus it has gained a glorious richness & spiciness through its longer cask maturation. Its elegance & smoothness make the 18 year old a delight to the malt whisky connoisseur.

Colour: Natural colour, burnished gold, clear & bright. Aroma: Rich, mature oak, top note of aromatic smoke. Taste: Rich, full flavour; honey & peat. Finish: Soft, round & long



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Colour: Rich amber. Tasting notes, undiluted. Nose: Soft fruits
- peaches/mangos, heather/earthy


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Highland Spring glass is designed for the table, whether it is a dinner party, at home with friends or in a hotel or restaurant. Its elegant design is perfect for that special occasion. ...