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St. Rémy VSOP brings the taste of small, freshly picked currants, as well as the sweet vanilla flavor of oak. It is a…
EAN: 3161420000166
Code: SRAVSOP-10E
Description
St. Rémy VSOP brings the taste of small, freshly picked currants, as well as the sweet vanilla flavor of oak. It is a balanced distillate, easy to drink. Due to its light and delicate aroma, it is wonderfully suitable as an aperitif or in mixed drinks.
Appearance: Amber with golden highlights.
Aroma: Wonderful aromatic richness with juicy cherries, gooseberries and the scent of wild strawberries. Floral scents are gently combined with the woody and vanilla tones of oak.
Taste: Balanced and delicate, with a sweet currant flavor, gradually intensifies.
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
3161420000166
Country
France
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
1 l
Alc.
40 %
Unit price
23,50 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
12 pcs
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