Godet500ml Antarctica Icy White Cognac
R229
About
In March 2008, Jean Jacques Godet embarked on a sailing trip to Antarctica accompanied by 10 crew members. They landed on the Antarctic continent 70° south of the equator. Never has such a small yacht succeeded in docking at such a level. A world record was broken. In honor of the accomplishment, the Godet house has created a unique Eaux de Vie inspired by the purity and beauty of Antarctica. Cognac aged in 100 years old French oak cask & wine spirit. Tender and voluptuous, delicate, it is of a freezing originality.
Product Features
- Quality: Oak-aged Eau de Vie
- Aging: Aged in our 100 years old oak casks. Without any tannin
- Tasting note: Tender and voluptuous, delicate and elegant, it is of freezing originality.
- Lazy Dog recipe: 1 dose Antarctica, ½ dose Mexican lime juice, ¼ dose triple sec, 2 drops bitter, shake well & serve in a martini glass
Product Specifications
- Alcohol by volume: 40%
- Region: La Rochelle, France
- Volume: 500ml bottle
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