Noveltys

Born in the Rocky Mountains, Coors is a light-tasting lager beer. When you see the tips turn blue on the packaging, the beer is ice cold and ready to drink.

- Appearance: transparent, clear, with high carbonation content.
- Smell: soft fruity notes and a slightly malty smell.
- Taste: easy to drink, slightly sweet and malty, with little bitterness.
- Finish: fresh, with little aftertaste.

Alcohol content: 4.3% (V/V).

Creamy and appropriately sweet Belgian Witbier with orange peel and coriander.

Triple IPAs (Triple IPA, TIPA) usually have an alcohol content above 10 percent. They contain higher amounts of malt and hops than plain and double IPAs. They are designed to give even greater flavors and aromas. Triple IPAs can be bitter and piney, or soft and tropical, but there is also a sour batch among them.

DOP classification, premium category Primitivo di Manduria. Aged for 12 months in barrique barrels. It has a deep ruby ​​red color, intense fruit aroma and elegance. When tasted, it is dominated by notes of black cherry, anise, chocolate, coffee, tobacco and balsamic eucalyptus. It shows a perfect balance with a big body, velvety tannins and a nice acid structure. Amazingly long aftertaste. Meditation goes with it.

A special drink: single grain whiskey that has been fully matured in Californian cabernet sauvignon barrels.

Teeling always likes to do things a little differently when making whiskey, so they like to try out seemingly unusual procedures.

Alcohol content: 40% Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva Rum
Double gold medalist at the 2016 San Francisco World Spirits Competition

The label of Diplomatico rums features Don Juancho, a local nobleman, or mantano, who traveled extensively in the Caribbean at the end of the 19th century and passionately collected various spirits. He was known by the locals as a smooth person with a very pleasant style, and he often offered his friends from the "Ambassador's Reserve". Diplomatico thus follows the personality of Don Juancho both in name and in character.