What we have now
Below is what we have for now.
Please notice that usually the components can not be directly recognized in the spirits.
Sorry, we stop updating this page. We started a couple of kinda new technological schemes, which give us too many new wonderful inventions. For example we managed to produce absolutely pleasant rum, an ideal gin and several kinds of very gentle Wermut. Which take us as short as about 2 days of technology process.
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Bitterer Strauß Wormwood, black peper, nutmeg, paprika. In fact it's not bitter, not more than martini is. But the taste and flavor allusions cause a strong awaiting of the bitter note. Actually this is how most of our products look like. Clean and transparent, like vodka. |
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Ingwer Schluck Ginger, anise, vanilla. The strong opalescence indicates high essential oil concentration. Also common enough look, apearing when we use certain products. |
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Würziger Wald Oak wood, pear wood, apple wood, allspice, clove. Yes, wood. Not exactly the way it is used in brandy, but anyway. Another common look. Various grades of yellow, from pale to dark or/and intensive. |
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Alter Honig Oak wood, honey, vanilla. This one is NOT sugar-free. |
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Bitterschokolade Cocoa. A mixture of two differently extracted and purified essences. The strongest bitter chocolate taste we ever tasted. |
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Weißeschokolade Cocoa, concentrated milk, vanilla. Like the one above, but based on milk. Well, it is not like white chocolate. Impossible to describe. A very interesting effect. We are going to try more milk compositions. |
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Absinth Just absinth. Why not? Honestly, we've tried various mixtures with this variant of wormwood extract, and still don't know which one to set as a standard. |
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Sibirien Pine needles, mint, paprika. Must be diluted. Otherwise it kicks your eyes out. |
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Nordpol Mint, pine needles, coffee. It's colorless, due to a different processing. |
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Olymp Laurus, anise. |
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Eine Fuge Pear wood, ginger, laurus, paprika, tea, anise, glycyrrhiza. A fantastic effect of several (three or four) unrecognizable alternant tastes with a mysterious, fade-away aftertaste. |
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Vergesslicher Bäcker Chicory, wort, anise, honey, oak wood. |
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Blühende Wiese Lemon, laurus, green tea, anise, oak wood. |
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Zeder Beule Pine buds, pine needles, vanilla, wormwood. |
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Mandarine Tangerine. Two fractions mix. |
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Herbstabend Lemon, alder. |
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Minze Katze Mint. We managed to treat the mint leaves in such a way that the drink contains almost no menthol, while saves mint taste and aroma. |
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Sorry, we stop updating this page. We started a couple of kinda new technological schemes, which give us too many new wonderful inventions. For example we managed to produce absolutely pleasant rum, an ideal gin and several kinds of very gentle Wermut. Which take us as short as about 2 days of technology process..