Dujardin Imperial 0,7L 36% vol.

For an entire generation in Germany during the 1960s, whisky was synonymous with Racke Rauchzart, the pioneer of the German whisky market. The harmonious combination of delicate grains and smoky malts from Scotland, along with careful aging in small wooden casks, continues to give it its mild – indeed “rauchzart” (smoky-tender) – character. The “German” whisky – bottled in Scotland – that has been known and loved for years impresses with its taste and outstanding quality.

In 1895, Gottlieb Vetter zu Wunsiedel created the recipe for Sechsämtertropfen. Since then, it has been made according to the original recipe. The secret of its taste lies in the extracts of herbs, berries, and roots from the Fichtelgebirge mountain range. Sechsämtertropfen has a distinctive spicy-bitter flavor.

For the 32% Swarte Magen, only fine, selected herbs are used according to the traditional recipe. This gives it a light bitter note. Fruity and tangy citrus extracts impart its popular bold flavor. Swarte Magen is a pleasure both neat and on the rocks with a slice of lemon.

Schöllnitzer Spreewald Bitter is an original East German herbal liqueur with 32% vol. It has always been produced according to the original recipe from the Spreewald. This recipe originates from a family tradition dating back to 1524 and gives it its particularly typical, spicy bitter note. Production and bottling take place in Rinteln.

Steinhäger may only be distilled and produced in Steinhagen according to EU law. For Original Schlichte with 38% vol., only selected juniper berries are fermented and distilled. In a separate distillation process, fine grain distillate is created. Juniper extract and fine grain distillate are then carefully distilled again in large stills. This Steinhäger distillate is reduced to drinking strength with water from its own well, filtered, and stored until bottling.

Bachmann originates from the Dortmund liqueur factory founded in 1884 by the Hageböck family. To this day, the 36% ABV herbal liqueur is produced according to the original family recipe. Its balanced blend of a variety of herbs, fine Jamaican rums, and a subtle coffee note gives it its distinctive, aromatic taste. It is sweeter than bitter, setting it apart from other herbal liqueurs. Over time, Bachmann has become a legendary specialty, not only in Dortmund but also among those who recommend it as a secret tip among friends. It has a notably high spontaneous taste acceptance and is a delightful spirit for any occasion.