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There is another historical version of the origin of the drink, which was discovered in 1885 in a Valencian liquor factory in Spain. In 1953 Coca-Cola bought the rights to the initial product from the Valencian factory. There is another historical version of the origin of the drink, which was discovered in 1885 in a Valencian liquor factory in Spain. In 1953 Coca-Cola bought the rights to the initial product from the Valencian factory.
Fanta was created in 1940 by the operations manager Max Keith of the German subsidiary of Coca-Cola GmbH located in Germany during the Second World War. Fanta was created in 1940 by the operations manager Max Keith of the German subsidiary of Coca-Cola GmbH located in Germany during the Second World War.
40% chamomile, rooibos, Goji berries, cocoa, fennel, lemongrass, lemon balm, papaya, sultanas, passionflower, rose petals, sunflower petals and jasmine petals 40% chamomile, rooibos, Goji berries, cocoa, fennel, lemongrass, lemon balm, papaya, sultanas, passionflower, rose petals, sunflower petals and jasmine petals
Pai Mu Tan white tea, apple, cinnamon, orange, hibiscus, mint, sunflower petals, rose petals, vanilla flavouring, jasmine petals, natural mandarin flavouring Pai Mu Tan white tea, apple, cinnamon, orange, hibiscus, mint, sunflower petals, rose petals, vanilla flavouring, jasmine petals, natural mandarin flavouring
Ambar 0,0 Toast uses a variety of malts that give it its personal flavour, body and aroma. An original blend that fills the beer with aromatic nuances, structures its firmness and its great aftertaste. Ambar 0,0 Toast uses a variety of malts that give it its personal flavour, body and aroma. An original blend that fills the beer with aromatic nuances, structures its firmness and its great aftertaste.
10 hop varieties and 10 degrees of alcohol. It is unctuous and persistent in the mouth, although the degree of bitterness is lower than expected, thus demonstrating that hops are capable of providing a wide range of elegant notes that give this beer a unique personality. 10 hop varieties and 10 degrees of alcohol. It is unctuous and persistent in the mouth, although the degree of bitterness is lower than expected, thus demonstrating that hops are capable of providing a wide range of elegant notes that give this beer a unique personality.
At 4.8% alcohol, Ámbar 1900 breaks the canons of what is expected of an ale. Moderately bitter, it is very smooth on the palate and full of fresh fruit and freshly baked malt. Thus, 1900 is a sophisticated, subtle and nuanced beer. At 4.8% alcohol, Ámbar 1900 breaks the canons of what is expected of an ale. Moderately bitter, it is very smooth on the palate and full of fresh fruit and freshly baked malt. Thus, 1900 is a sophisticated, subtle and nuanced beer.
Ambar especial is an amber-coloured, medium roasted pilsner lager. With 5.2 degrees of alcohol and a selected variety of barley, the roasting of the malts gives it a sweet taste that balances the bitterness of the hops. Ambar especial is an amber-coloured, medium roasted pilsner lager. With 5.2 degrees of alcohol and a selected variety of barley, the roasting of the malts gives it a sweet taste that balances the bitterness of the hops.
Three malts, double fermentation period and slow maturation in the cellar. This is Ámbar Export, a beer made without haste. With 7 degrees of alcohol, Ámbar Export is an exceptional toasted beer, reddish, rich in aromatic nuances and with a dense creamy head. More body, more flavour and more character for a beer that is […] Three malts, double fermentation period and slow maturation in the cellar. This is Ámbar Export, a beer made without haste. With 7 degrees of alcohol, Ámbar Export is an exceptional toasted beer, reddish, rich in aromatic nuances and with a dense creamy head. More body, more flavour and more character for a beer that is enjoyable.
With 45 ibus, and 5.7 degrees of alcohol, our tribute to this iconic style of the brewery is a proposal of tolerable bitterness that stands out for the complexity of flavours and aromas where floral, citric and tropical fruit notes predominate. With 45 ibus, and 5.7 degrees of alcohol, our tribute to this iconic style of the brewery is a proposal of tolerable bitterness that stands out for the complexity of flavours and aromas where floral, citric and tropical fruit notes predominate.
Beer with lemon. That was the challenge, to achieve a balanced blend that combined our usual Ambar Special with lemon juice while maintaining all the essence of the beer and the freshness of the fruit. An ideal beer alternative with 2.5% alcohol by volume. Beer with lemon. That was the challenge, to achieve a balanced blend that combined our usual Ambar Special with lemon juice while maintaining all the essence of the beer and the freshness of the fruit. An ideal beer alternative with 2.5% alcohol by volume.
A Five Stars flavour suitable for coeliacs, preserving intact the taste of its sister Mahou Five Stars. With a bright golden colour, it stands out for being creamy and consistent. A Five Stars flavour suitable for coeliacs, preserving intact the taste of its sister Mahou Five Stars. With a bright golden colour, it stands out for being creamy and consistent.
The Empeltre One has been brewed following the Bohemian Pilsner style with high quality Pils malts and Czech hops such as saaz. More intense than The Original One, both in smoothness and in intensity of flavour and colour, with differences marked by the Empeltre olive variety (Bajo Aragón), full of the authenticity and tradition of […] The Empeltre One has been brewed following the Bohemian Pilsner style with high quality Pils malts and Czech hops such as saaz. More intense than The Original One, both in smoothness and in intensity of flavour and colour, with differences marked by the Empeltre olive variety (Bajo Aragón), full of the authenticity and tradition of the premium oil brand Mis Raíces. It is a gluten-free beer
Rice beer with a slight bitterness, as it is fermented with ripe hops flower, beer with medium foam that does not bother to drink, persistent, and ideal to quench thirst, very refreshing. Rice beer with a slight bitterness, as it is fermented with ripe hops flower, beer with medium foam that does not bother to drink, persistent, and ideal to quench thirst, very refreshing.
Its origins date back to 1860 in Novara, in the Piedmont region. The ingredients include herbs, spices, grated fruit and peel, including quinine, rhubarb or bitter orange, grapefruit and ginger. The colour, according to the myth, was obtained from turtle shells, although nowadays cochineal is the colouring agent used in the liqueurs to obtain the […] Its origins date back to 1860 in Novara, in the Piedmont region. The ingredients include herbs, spices, grated fruit and peel, including quinine, rhubarb or bitter orange, grapefruit and ginger. The colour, according to the myth, was obtained from turtle shells, although nowadays cochineal is the colouring agent used in the liqueurs to obtain the red colour.
The origin of this liqueur dates back to 1919, in Padua. Although it tastes and smells very similar to Campari, Aperol has an alcohol content of 11%, less than half that of Campari. half that of Campari. Thus, it is milder and less bitter than Campari, which is darker in colour. The origin of this liqueur dates back to 1919, in Padua. Although it tastes and smells very similar to Campari, Aperol has an alcohol content of 11%, less than half that of Campari. half that of Campari. Thus, it is milder and less bitter than Campari, which is darker in colour.
Made from Garnacha Blanca and Macabeo from Terra Alta. A vermouth that is based on the oldest recipes and recovers the traditional intensity of the early 20th century. Great herbaceous power, subtle distinctive bitterness, long and pleasant unctuousness. Made from Garnacha Blanca and Macabeo from Terra Alta. A vermouth that is based on the oldest recipes and recovers the traditional intensity of the early 20th century. Great herbaceous power, subtle distinctive bitterness, long and pleasant unctuousness.
It is an Irish cream (Irish whiskey and cream). It was the first liqueur to combine cream and alcohol in a sufficiently stable form to be marketable. It is an Irish cream (Irish whiskey and cream). It was the first liqueur to combine cream and alcohol in a sufficiently stable form to be marketable.
Created with some of the innumerable aromatic plants from our nearest mountains, macerated in marc, and then formed into a fine cream. Created with some of the innumerable aromatic plants from our nearest mountains, macerated in marc, and then formed into a fine cream.
It is a sweet-tasting liqueur made from roasted wild hazelnuts steeped in alcohol along with berries and spices. It is named after the monk who lived in a hermitage in Piedmont and who invented it around 1600 along with many other drinks. It is a sweet-tasting liqueur made from roasted wild hazelnuts steeped in alcohol along with berries and spices. It is named after the monk who lived in a hermitage in Piedmont and who invented it around 1600 along with many other drinks.
It is a liqueur created in 1880 by Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle. It is made from a mixture of cognac and distilled essence of bitter orange. It is a liqueur created in 1880 by Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle. It is made from a mixture of cognac and distilled essence of bitter orange.
In 1755, Marie Brizard founded the company of the same name in Bordeaux, a manufacturer of anisette (aniseed and eleven flavourings). A recipe that a West Indian sailor revealed to Marie when she had looked after him. In 1755, Marie Brizard founded the company of the same name in Bordeaux, a manufacturer of anisette (aniseed and eleven flavourings). A recipe that a West Indian sailor revealed to Marie when she had looked after him.
Made from the peels of lemons from the Sorrento peninsula in Italy. These peels are macerated with alcohol and after a few days, the liquid is filtered several times and mixed with water and sugar to give the final touch. Made from the peels of lemons from the Sorrento peninsula in Italy. These peels are macerated with alcohol and after a few days, the liquid is filtered several times and mixed with water and sugar to give the final touch.
Very smooth gin, with a very marked floral aroma that totally camouflages the juniper. This gin is made from the Ugni Blanc grape. Once the alcohol of the gin is obtained, the spirit is mixed with the grape flower. Very smooth gin, with a very marked floral aroma that totally camouflages the juniper. This gin is made from the Ugni Blanc grape. Once the alcohol of the gin is obtained, the spirit is mixed with the grape flower.
Distilled in Ayrshire (Scotland) by a master distiller. The particularity that makes Hendrick’s gin unique is that it uses two separately distilled gins. Once the two gins are fused, cucumber and rose essence are added before the water is added and bottled. Distilled in Ayrshire (Scotland) by a master distiller. The particularity that makes Hendrick’s gin unique is that it uses two separately distilled gins. Once the two gins are fused, cucumber and rose essence are added before the water is added and bottled.
Mare is a Mediterranean gin flavoured with four main botanicals: basil, thyme, rosemary and, most unusual of all, Arbequina olive. It is made in a small village on the Costa Dorada, in an old 18th century hermitage. Mare is a Mediterranean gin flavoured with four main botanicals: basil, thyme, rosemary and, most unusual of all, Arbequina olive. It is made in a small village on the Costa Dorada, in an old 18th century hermitage.
Made with fourteen botanicals from different parts of Galicia. Each of its ingredients is macerated separately with distilled albariño grapes. They are thread of sage, laurel, caralleira herb, lemon verbena, eucalyptus, lemon peel, cardamom, juniper, quinine, ginger, hibiscus, liquorice and liquorice. Made with fourteen botanicals from different parts of Galicia. Each of its ingredients is macerated separately with distilled albariño grapes. They are thread of sage, laurel, caralleira herb, lemon verbena, eucalyptus, lemon peel, cardamom, juniper, quinine, ginger, hibiscus, liquorice and liquorice.
It is dry with a hint of herbs from the five ingredients used in its preparation: juniper berries, bitter orange peel, angelica root, coriander and cardamom. It is dry with a hint of herbs from the five ingredients used in its preparation: juniper berries, bitter orange peel, angelica root, coriander and cardamom.
Made in Tortosa with the maceration of coriander, lemon, orange, cinnamon, angelica root, and many others. The last step is distillation to obtain a crystalline, aromatic eau-de-vie full of exceptional nuances. Made in Tortosa with the maceration of coriander, lemon, orange, cinnamon, angelica root, and many others. The last step is distillation to obtain a crystalline, aromatic eau-de-vie full of exceptional nuances.
It is a premium rum that is produced from the finest molasses using the original Cuban recipe and blended using the Solera process. On the palate, it is sweet and full-bodied, with toasty and vanilla flavours with an air of dulce de leche, a touch of oak and the occasional hint of plum. It is a premium rum that is produced from the finest molasses using the original Cuban recipe and blended using the Solera process. On the palate, it is sweet and full-bodied, with toasty and vanilla flavours with an air of dulce de leche, a touch of oak and the occasional hint of plum.
It is produced and bottled in San Diego, in the Dominican Republic. It is an intense and aromatic rum on the nose, on a background of integrated and clean wood. Hints of bergamot, fresh fruit and vanilla. Smooth, fleshy and warm, with a pleasant texture and creamy on the palate, with a touch of caramelised […] It is produced and bottled in San Diego, in the Dominican Republic. It is an intense and aromatic rum on the nose, on a background of integrated and clean wood. Hints of bergamot, fresh fruit and vanilla. Smooth, fleshy and warm, with a pleasant texture and creamy on the palate, with a touch of caramelised banana and vanilla.
Classified as “the best rum in the world”. It is the only aged rum made entirely using the ancient Solera method, an artisanal process in oak casks traditionally reserved for Spanish sherry and brandy. Classified as “the best rum in the world”. It is the only aged rum made entirely using the ancient Solera method, an artisanal process in oak casks traditionally reserved for Spanish sherry and brandy.
It is the flagship of Venezuelan rum in the world. On the palate it is a fruity aged rum, with aguardiente notes, perfectly combining its freshness with the subtle firmness of the wood. It is the flagship of Venezuelan rum in the world. On the palate it is a fruity aged rum, with aguardiente notes, perfectly combining its freshness with the subtle firmness of the wood.
It is produced from sugar cane and pure spring water from the ancient mountains of Quetzaltenango. Rums between 6 and 23 years old are used in the blend. On the palate you can taste a touch of oak, vanilla, nuts and some liquorice. It is produced from sugar cane and pure spring water from the ancient mountains of Quetzaltenango. Rums between 6 and 23 years old are used in the blend. On the palate you can taste a touch of oak, vanilla, nuts and some liquorice.
The name ‘99,000 Hours’ indicates the number of hours required from production to bottling. It is made from 100% blue agave, with aromas of chocolate, vanilla, almonds and oak. The name ‘99,000 Hours’ indicates the number of hours required from production to bottling. It is made from 100% blue agave, with aromas of chocolate, vanilla, almonds and oak.
It is the best-selling ultra-premium tequila in the birthplace of tequila. It is made from Weber tequilana agave grown in the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. It is the best-selling ultra-premium tequila in the birthplace of tequila. It is made from Weber tequilana agave grown in the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico.
Born in the state of Tennessee, it gives off a powerful, sweet aroma of oak and cocoa that, as it enters the palate, begins a festival of sweet, bitter flavours with a touch of acidity. Born in the state of Tennessee, it gives off a powerful, sweet aroma of oak and cocoa that, as it enters the palate, begins a festival of sweet, bitter flavours with a touch of acidity.
The taste of Jameson Irish whiskey is different. This difference lies in the triple distillation: the triple distillation makes it much smoother and fuller at the same time. The taste of Jameson Irish whiskey is different. This difference lies in the triple distillation: the triple distillation makes it much smoother and fuller at the same time.
It is the perfect whisky for lovers of intense peaty aromas and strong sensations. Very thick and rich on the palate. A massive mouthful of malt and sherry with a good fruity sweetness. Big, powerful peat and oak. It is the perfect whisky for lovers of intense peaty aromas and strong sensations. Very thick and rich on the palate. A massive mouthful of malt and sherry with a good fruity sweetness. Big, powerful peat and oak.
A round and warm “domed” malt sensation, with floral and young vanilla notes, the malt gently coats the tongue and palate and opens up into a long, rich finish. A round and warm “domed” malt sensation, with floral and young vanilla notes, the malt gently coats the tongue and palate and opens up into a long, rich finish.
It has matured for at least 12 years in American and European oak casks. On the palate it is characteristically sweet, with hints of caramel, cream, malt and a touch of oak. Finishes long, smooth and soft. It has matured for at least 12 years in American and European oak casks. On the palate it is characteristically sweet, with hints of caramel, cream, malt and a touch of oak. Finishes long, smooth and soft.
On the palate, it is a smooth and elegant whisky with smoky notes that do not hide the rest of the nuances. Pleasant fruity notes are perceived, accompanied by a touch of honey, bittersweet nuts, with a spicy touch, leaving a medium-long finish, with a touch of citrus accompanying the smoky notes. On the palate, it is a smooth and elegant whisky with smoky notes that do not hide the rest of the nuances. Pleasant fruity notes are perceived, accompanied by a touch of honey, bittersweet nuts, with a spicy touch, leaving a medium-long finish, with a touch of citrus accompanying the smoky notes.
The aromas are smoky, with notes that evoke the sea and its breeze and, of course, toasted oak. Finally, it is smooth on the palate, very pleasant. The aromas are smoky, with notes that evoke the sea and its breeze and, of course, toasted oak. Finally, it is smooth on the palate, very pleasant.