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Arrangé Guava Rooibos

Volumes : 50cL, 70cL Degré : 40% vol
  • About
  • Flavours
  • Serving suggestions
About
Rooibos (meaning “red bush”) is a South African shrub, typically grown in the Cederberg, a small mountainous region in the Western Cape province.  The leaves are lightly oxidized, lending them their coppery hue, and are used to make the well-known herbal tea.  In this ‘arrangé’, rooibos is paired with guava, a much loved fruit of Reunion Island. 
Flavours
The aromas are well-rounded with the fragrant sweetness of guava.  On the palate, generous, pronounced flavours are enhanced by notes of rooibos.
Serving suggestions
Serve from a frosted bottle as an aperitif, digestif, or to accompany a dessert.  Also delicious in a range of cocktails. Natural settling may occur – Shake well before serving

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