From distillation of fine white wine produced in the Tulahuén valley, at the foot of the Andes, this pisco has fruits, flowers and liquorice scents. Pisco Wagar is made using Muscat grapes only, handpicked, the traditional base for the Pisco from Chile.
Distilled in small quantities in a copper still pot, only the "heart" of the alcohol is used. No further aroma is added, in order to preserve the integrity and the original transparency of this pisco. The vivid and fine aromas of Pisco Wagar free your imagination to create the most innovative cocktails. A surprising spirit for the most creative combinations.
Profile: fresh and spicy. Muscat grapes, champignon, melon, chervil. - Fragrance: fresh, gourmand. Spices (cinnamon, ginger, and pepper) but also very ripe grapes. It is muscat grapes with full of sugar berries. The second fragrance is more scented with liquorice and plants (underwoods, wet earth, and champignon). - Taste: oily and silky. The grapes are dominating with their amplitude and exuberance of fruits (pear, white peach, pineapple and banana). Then you can taste melon and cooked strawberries. It has honey, pepper and salty light flavors too. - Aftertaste tannic and long with brilliance and freshness, the distillate took its distance from fruits. At the end laurels and chervil notes.
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