Providence 2021 + Free Gin Sul
Unique rum Providence 2021! In the paradise of sugar cane in Haiti, the Italian bottler Velier, under the guidance of rum lover Luca Gargano, along with La Maison du Whisky and the Barbancourt-Linge family (descendants of the famous rum dynasty Barbancourt), dreamed of their own distillery in 2018. Distillerie de Port au Prince revives traditional methods and techniques, producing the finest distillates from Providence sugar cane - with respect for the land, agriculture, and people.
Providence 2021 is made from the syrup of the ancient aromatic variety of Cristalline sugar cane. It is organically cultivated by Michel Sajous in Saint-Michel de l'Attalaye. The distinctive aroma is also enhanced by fermentation with various yeasts. According to Haitian tradition, double distilled in a copper Müller still, the Haitian white rum matures for three years in former, freshly charred and refilled and emptied barrels from the distillery - as well as in ex-bourbon barrels and former barrels from the cult "lost distillery" Caroni.
The effect? A vibrant profile where roasted sugar cane and walnuts meet with candied citrus fruits, ginger, and vanilla pudding, before everything finishes softly, long, and complex.
Bottles are filled with an alcohol content of 52% with a volume of 0.7 l and are delivered in a gift box.
A breeze from Portugal is coming! Transport yourself to the wild coast of Vincentina and enjoy a refreshing Gin Tonic under the blazing sun. Botanicals sourced from Portugal and distilled in the famous German distillery in Hamburg. This is Gin Sul.
The juniper distillate is created in a small, handcrafted, copper distillation apparatus. All alcoholic vapors must pass through a metal sieve containing herbs.
Cold, clear, and soft water from Lüneburg Heath, Portuguese lemons the size of grapefruits, juniper, fresh rosemary, and the oily resin from the herb cistus (rock rose) make GIN SUL exceptional. A hint of the Portuguese Atlantic coast is filled into typical white clay bottles, which protect the gin from light and heat.
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