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- Category Flavored Vodka
- Country France
- Distillery Cîroc
- Age NAS
- Style Flavored Vodka
- Alcohol 37.5%*
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A luscious and sophisticated pineapple Vodka.
Jean-Sébastien Robicquet has the official title of "Commander of Bordeaux" for his lifetime of accomplishment in Wine and Spirits. His family has been making Wine in the region for more than four hundred years. When he decided to learn distillation, he took a position at Hennessy Cognac for ten years and then founded Maison Villevert to make his own. In 2001, Diageo approached him about a partnership to create a premium Vodka built on the same Eau de Vie used in Cognac production — thus Cîroc Vodka was born in 2003.
Distilled 5 times, Ciroc Pineapple takes their Ultra-Premium Vodka and infuses it with a blend of pineapple and other natural flavors. Luscious and elegantly smooth, the flavors of succulent pineapple and the subtle hints of vanilla will work for a wide range of cocktails. Mix it with lemon-lime soda, orange juice, or pineapple juice if you want an instantly sophisticated drink.
- Category Flavored Vodka
- Country France
- Distillery Cîroc
- Age NAS
- Style Flavored Vodka
- Alcohol 37.5%*
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Tropical and refreshing.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Flavors of succulent pineapple and the subtle hints of vanilla.
Finish
Smooth with fruity undertones.
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The Flavor Spiral™ shows the most common flavors that you'll taste in Ciroc Pineapple Vodka and gives you a chance to have a taste of it before actually tasting it.
We invented Flavor Spiral™ here at Flaviar to get all your senses involved in tasting drinks and, frankly, because we think that classic tasting notes are boring.
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Cîroc
Ciroc Pineapple Vodka
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Balcones has the tallest copper pot stills in the world, featuring proprietary helical lyne arms that were designed and built by the famed Forsyths of Scotland.
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The release of their first Bourbon sold out with 2,400 cases sold in 26 seconds to the Wyoming Liquor Division.
What’s in a name? Rumor has it that Old Tom Gin got its name from the wooden plaques shaped like “Old Tom” black cats that adorned the outside wall of pubs in the 18th century.
Wyoming Whiskey is committed to saving America’s lush nature, so they decided to launch a spectacular National Parks Limited Edition American Whiskey. Ten percent of every bottle sold goes to the National Park Foundation.
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Smartass corner
Balcones has the tallest copper pot stills in the world, featuring proprietary helical lyne arms that were designed and built by the famed Forsyths of Scotland.
The number 16 holds significant importance for Casa Dragones Tequila. General Ignacio Allende was a leader of the Dragones who worked closely with Father Hidalgo in Mexico’s Independence movement. On September 16th, 1810, Father Hidalgo delivered his famous independence speech. This important date in Mexican history is honored with a ‘16’ on every label and on the bottom of every Casa Dragones Blanco bottle. Coincidentally, 16 is also the number in the address at La Casa Dragones.
The release of their first Bourbon sold out with 2,400 cases sold in 26 seconds to the Wyoming Liquor Division.
What’s in a name? Rumor has it that Old Tom Gin got its name from the wooden plaques shaped like “Old Tom” black cats that adorned the outside wall of pubs in the 18th century.
Wyoming Whiskey is committed to saving America’s lush nature, so they decided to launch a spectacular National Parks Limited Edition American Whiskey. Ten percent of every bottle sold goes to the National Park Foundation.
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