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Guillotine Originale Ultra Premium Vodka
Guillotine Originale Ultra Premium Vodka
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- BrandGuillotine Vodka
- CategoryVodka
- CountryFrance
- DistilleryGuillotine Vodka
- Style Vodka
- Alcohol40.0%
When the business-savvy Paul Berkmann got together with Jean-Luc Braud, a Spirits wizard formerly of the Rémy Cointreau Group, it was with a clear goal in mind. The two Frenchmen would create an all-natural Vodka ― premium, unique, and 100% French. There was to be no compromise when trying to achieve the perfect character and taste. Only the finest ingredients and artisanal distilling techniques would bring about the mighty fine Spirit they were after.
What makes a French Vodka French? For starters, it's the famous grapes from vineyards in Champagne, namely Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay. Then it's the traditional ways of a 100-year-old distillery, where the fermented grape marc gets slowly distilled, preserving its subtle fruity notes. Even the glassware is local. No coloring, no sweeteners or additives of any kind ― just pure, unspoiled, deliciously light & clean Vodka.
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lemon
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floral
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earthy
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almonds
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pepper
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spicy
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vanilla
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raisin
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citrus
Crystal Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Citrusy notes with fresh-squeezed lemon as well as some floral and earthy touches are on the nose.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
It's smooth and almost creamy on the palate with a gentle sweetness, citrus, almond, and a hint of peppery spice.
Finish
The finish is crisp & clean with a touch of vanilla and raisins.
About
When the business-savvy Paul Berkmann got together with Jean-Luc Braud, a Spirits wizard formerly of the Rémy Cointreau Group, it was with a clear goal in mind. The two Frenchmen would create an all-natural Vodka ― premium, unique, and 100% French. There was to be no compromise when trying to achieve the perfect character and taste. Only the finest ingredients and artisanal distilling techniques would bring about the mighty fine Spirit they were after.
What makes a French Vodka French? For starters, it's the famous grapes from vineyards in Champagne, namely Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay. Then it's the traditional ways of a 100-year-old distillery, where the fermented grape marc gets slowly distilled, preserving its subtle fruity notes. Even the glassware is local. No coloring, no sweeteners or additives of any kind ― just pure, unspoiled, deliciously light & clean Vodka.
- BrandGuillotine Vodka
- CategoryVodka
- CountryFrance
- DistilleryGuillotine Vodka
- Style Vodka
- Alcohol40.0%
-
lemon
-
floral
-
earthy
-
almonds
-
pepper
-
spicy
-
vanilla
-
raisin
-
citrus
Crystal Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Citrusy notes with fresh-squeezed lemon as well as some floral and earthy touches are on the nose.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
It's smooth and almost creamy on the palate with a gentle sweetness, citrus, almond, and a hint of peppery spice.
Finish
The finish is crisp & clean with a touch of vanilla and raisins.
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