All the Spirits, Scotches, Cognacs, Vodka, Brandy's, Grappa, Armagnac, Bourbon, Single Malt Scotch, and exotic liqueurs such the Grand Marnier, and Sambuca can be gathered under the inspirational phrase, 'water of life' (aqua vitae in Latin, eau de vie in French, even the word 'whiskey' has its root in the Gaelic for 'water of life').
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All the Spirits, Scotches, Cognacs, Vodka, Brandy's, Grappa, Armagnac, Bourbon, Single Malt Scotch, and exotic liqueurs such the Grand Marnier, and Sambuca can be gathered under the inspirational phrase, 'water of life' (aqua vitae in Latin, eau de vie in French, even the word 'whiskey' has its root in the Gaelic for 'water of life').
The French refer frequently to cognac as an eau de vie (there is a University of Eaux de Vie in the town of Cognac), and all the fruit brandies are known categorically as eaux de vie. This rather lofty appellation was not inspired by the liquors' capability to warm the throats and enhance the moods of its imbibers, rather, it relates to the invention of the art of distillation and creation of alcohol.
Whether you're approaching the end of a meal, you and your dining companions want to linger. There are the Cognacs and Armagnacs and Brandies, there are Grappas, but then there are the Ports, Madeira's, Sauternes, late harvest dessert wines from Australia , America and from Europe. but then you might decide a single malt Scotches, even a single batch Bourbon or two. The mellowness, the fine feeling of a good meal with good friends promotes, can be enhanced by the pleasure of a pre or after dinner drink.
However for the uninitiated, this moment can be the same sort of trial a formidable wine list presents to one whose familiarity with the beverage extends to the house white. After dinner drinks are a distinct and complex element of a meal, one that has only recently engaged the interest of Americans. In Europe for hundreds of years distilled liquor has had its place at the end of the meal, not at the beginning, as is the practice in the United States.
Drinking chilled Vodka seemed popular as before as well as after dinner , in Italy. Again depending on the individual Scotch or Bourbon often preface, a meal. .Even the core after dinner drinks have been imbibed as the sun is rising, not setting. The French working man occasionally enjoys a shot of Calvados in his or hers morning coffee, called café Calva. Italians do the same with grappa - but it is more discreetly called a café cometto.
The English of Empire days loved port at almost any time of the day or night. Sherry considered as an aperitif. Champagne, the one truly all purpose alcoholic drink, is a propos at breakfast, lunch, and dinner and anytime during, after and in between.
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For the uninitiated, this moment can be the same sort of trial a formidable wine list presents to one whose familiarity with the beverage extends to the house white. After dinner drinks are a distinct and complex element of a meal, one that has only recently engaged the interest of Americans. In Europe for hundreds of years distilled liquor has had its place at the end of the meal, not at the beginning, as is the practice in the United States.
Drinking chilled Vodka seemed popular as before as well as after dinner , in Italy. Again depending on the individual Scotch or Bourbon often preface, a meal. .Even the core after dinner drinks have been imbibed as the sun is rising, not setting. The French working man occasionally enjoys a shot of Calvados in his or hers morning coffee, called café Calva. Italians do the same with grappa - but it is more discreetly called a café cometto.
The English of Empire days loved port at almost any time of the day or night. Sherry considered as an aperitif. Champagne, the one truly all purpose alcoholic drink, is a propos at breakfast, lunch, and dinner and anytime during, after and in between.
Miniature Liqueurs are great way to sample these great Liqueurs all the Spirits, Scotches, Cognacs, Vodka, Brandy's, Grappa, Armagnac, Bourbon, Single Malt Scotch, and exotic liqueurs such the Grand Marnier, and Sambuca can be gathered under the inspirational phrase, "water of life" (aqua vitae in Latin, eau de vie in French, even the word "whiskey" has its root in the Gaelic for "water of life").
The French refer frequently to cognac as an eau de vie (there is a University of Eaux de Vie in the town of Cognac), and all the fruit brandies are known categorically as eaux de vie. This rather lofty appellation was not inspired by the liquors' capability to warm the throats and enhance the moods of its imbibers, rather, it relates to the invention of the art of distillation and creation of alcohol.
Premixed drinks are ready to drink alcoholic beverages which have been mixed with other flavours such as, fruit juices or soft drinks or have had flavours such as ale or better known as ginger ale or other ingredients added. These premixed drinks which are also known as pre packaged and ready to drink for your convenience. They range from Bourbon, Gin, Whisky, Rum, Vodka,Tequila and Liqueurs. So what are some of the famous brands which give rise to sample tasting or the convenience of premix ready to drink beverages - Bourbon: Bulleit,Cougar,Jim Beam, McKenna, Slate,Old Crow, Real McCoy, Rebel Yell, Southern Comfort,UDL,Wild Turkey and Woodstock.- Gin: Gordons, and UDL. - Whisky: Ballantines, Black Douglas, Canadian Club, Haig, Jack Daniels, and Johnny Walker. Rum: Bundaberg, and Bundy. - Vodka: Bacardi,Breezer,Cruiser,Vodka Cruiser, Q Vodak, Pulse,Ruski,Russian Standard, Skyy,Smirnoff, and UDL.- Tequila:Tequila Slamma, Liqueurs: Midori, and Passion Pop.
Casa Spirits Dark Rum from Victoria Australia. Indulge in the rich and captivating flavours of the Caribbean with Casa Spirits Dark Rum, a 700ml masterpiece that embodies the essence of tropical bliss. Crafted with meticulous care and expertise, this exquisite dark rum takes you on a journey to the sun-soaked shores and lush landscapes of the islands.... Casa Spirits Dark Rum from Victoria...
Chambord is a black raspberry liqueur made in France. Despite the fancy historic looking bottle, the brand started in the 1980's. But, it's inspired by a raspberry liqueur recipe from the the 1680's! Chambord is a black raspberry liqueur...
Château de Laubade Hors d’Age offers the classic aromas of a fine Bas Armagnac. Age: 12 to 20 years old. Light amber colour. Candied fruits, spices, vanilla, oak, prune, rancio aromas. In the palate, it is elegant, masculine and powerful. Best served after a fine dinner, with a Roquefort cheese, an apple and pear pies. Château de Laubade Hors d’Age offers...
Château de Laubade V.S.O.P. 6 Year Old has a nice golden colour. It is rich with ripe fruits, plum, pastry, vanilla and citrus aromas. On the mouth, it is sweet, delicate and long. A finish of up to 8 minutes. Age: 6 to 12 years old. Château de Laubade V.S.O.P. 6 Year...
Chateau Du Tariquet Armagnac 5 Year Old, is made of 100% Folle Blanche grapes (the oldest variety in Armagnac), it has aromas of vanilla, cinnamon and dried fruit. the palate is well-balanced, smooth with spices and currants. The finish has spicy undertones, vanilla, prunes and dried fruit. Chateau Du Tariquet Armagnac 5 Year...
A new release, this vibrant, next-gen Armagnac takes its name from A: the phylloxera-resistant Baco hybrid developed at the turn of the twentieth century--the etching adorning the label illustrates the formidable parasite that devastated French vineyards around this time. And B: the fact that it makes a stand against those forces that would diminish Baco... A new release, this vibrant, next-gen...
From the oldest operating distillery in the Scottish Highlands, Chivas Regal has been famous for its extraordinary selection of malt Whiskies. From the oldest operating distillery...
Cles Des Ducs VS Armagnac has been aged in Limousin oak for at least 2 years. Cles des Ducs have been making their popular Armagnac since 1774 in Panjas, within the Bas-Armagnac region. Fruity and full of flavuor. Cles Des Ducs VS Armagnac has been...
Cointreau is a premium French liqueur that was established in 1849 and created from a perfect balance of sweet and bitter orange peel. Cointreau is a premium French liqueur...
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