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St. George NOLA Coffee Liqueur
St. George NOLA Coffee Liqueur
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- BrandSt. George
- CategoryCoffee Liqueurs
- CountryUnited States
- RegionCalifornia
- DistillerySt. George
- Style Coffee Liqueur
- Alcohol25.0%
St. George Nola Coffee Liqueur: The 'Bean' There, Done That Drink!
Jörg Rupf, a visionary with a taste for the good stuff, founded St. George when craft distilling was as rare as a unicorn at a disco. Fast forward to today, they're swimming in a sea of over 2,000 distilleries, and it's all thanks to Jörg. He didn't just start a distillery; he started a revolution, running his first batch of eau de vie on a 65-gallon pot still. All hail Jörg, the godfather of craft distilling.
St. George Nola Coffee Liqueur. This isn't some fly-by-night brew. Over a year was spent perfecting the blend of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee beans, French-roasted chicory root, Madagascar vanilla, and organic cane sugar. The triple-roasted beans deliver berry brightness and earthiness. The chicory root brings a New Orleans vibe, while vanilla and cane sugar tie it all up sweetly. It's a mouthful of Mardi Gras.
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lingering
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dark chocolate
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earthy
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plum
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hazelnut
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bittersweet
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vanilla
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chocolate
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coffee
Appearance / Color
Deep, dark brown
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Hazelnut, bittersweet chocolate, red wine, and plums over a base of rich, earthy coffee
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Sweet chicory coffee, earthy, robust roasted flavor.
Finish
Medium length
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St. George Nola Coffee Liqueur: The 'Bean' There, Done That Drink!
Jörg Rupf, a visionary with a taste for the good stuff, founded St. George when craft distilling was as rare as a unicorn at a disco. Fast forward to today, they're swimming in a sea of over 2,000 distilleries, and it's all thanks to Jörg. He didn't just start a distillery; he started a revolution, running his first batch of eau de vie on a 65-gallon pot still. All hail Jörg, the godfather of craft distilling.
St. George Nola Coffee Liqueur. This isn't some fly-by-night brew. Over a year was spent perfecting the blend of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee beans, French-roasted chicory root, Madagascar vanilla, and organic cane sugar. The triple-roasted beans deliver berry brightness and earthiness. The chicory root brings a New Orleans vibe, while vanilla and cane sugar tie it all up sweetly. It's a mouthful of Mardi Gras.
- BrandSt. George
- CategoryCoffee Liqueurs
- CountryUnited States
- RegionCalifornia
- DistillerySt. George
- Style Coffee Liqueur
- Alcohol25.0%
-
lingering
-
dark chocolate
-
earthy
-
plum
-
hazelnut
-
bittersweet
-
vanilla
-
chocolate
-
coffee
Appearance / Color
Deep, dark brown
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Hazelnut, bittersweet chocolate, red wine, and plums over a base of rich, earthy coffee
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Sweet chicory coffee, earthy, robust roasted flavor.
Finish
Medium length
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