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Ballantine's is a blend of 50 single malt and 4 single grain whiskeys. In 1827 George Ballantine set up a small grocery store in Edinburgh, selling a wide range of different whiskeys to his customers. In 1865 he handed over the shop to his son, as he opened a larger shop in Glasgow, where he focused more on drinks and wines, while also starting his own blends.

Ballantine's Barrel Smooth is a rich and inviting whisky that embodies the brand's commitment to delivering exceptional taste experiences.

Balvenie 12 years old American Oak is a single malt Scotch whisky that has been matured for 12 years in American oak barrels. This whiskey is distilled in the Balvenie Distillery, which is located in the Speyside region of Scotland. The American oak barrels used in the maturation process are carefully selected to bring out the best qualities of the whiskey!

The Balvenie The Creation of Classic is a remarkable tribute to tradition and innovation in whisky-making. Crafted by the esteemed Malt Master David Stewart MBE, this special release showcases the pinnacle of The Balvenie's craftsmanship.

Barcelo Imperial conveys an exotic atmosphere with its taste and aromas. It was introduced to us in 1980, and two decades later it was awarded the distinction of the best rum in the world and in fact with the highest score in the history of the Testing Institute of Chicago. It is a not so famous rum unfortunately, despite the fact that it is very good.

Beefeater Blackberry whisks you away in an explosive sensation with the sweet notes of blackberry harmonizing with the classic Beefeater Gin formula, creating an extremely tantalizing and addictive drink.

Beluga Gold Line is another label of excellent vodka. The people of the distillery will use the classic, authentic Beluga recipe for this label as well, making some variations.

Beluga Vodka is a well-made, Russian vodka from artesian water and exclusively a kind of wheat. They call her "noble", Beluga "The Noble" Vodka, which is a characterization that suits her, since we are talking about a special vodka.

The most immediately striking thing about Belvedere 10 is, of course, the bottle in which it comes. There are ten levels to the design, in keeping with the theme, with diamond shapes meant to recall the Diamond Rye used to make the vodka. After opening the bottle, a gold ring is revealed which is engraved with the brand name. Tasting notes from the brand describe a creamy mouthfeel with notes of honey, caramel, and green coffee on the palate, followed by a finish of dark chocolate and praline.

Belvedere Heritage 176 is a new label from Belvedere Master Rye Distllers, which brings us a taste of Vodka's past. Belvedere's Master Rye Distillers burn rye before distillation to further demonstrate its potential. Until the 19th century, Polish vodka makers relied on the old malt technique, using fire drying, a tradition that also revealed naturally rich and discreet flavors. Over time, as the vodka category expanded and technology evolved, these old traditions unfortunately disappeared and vodka became more associated with neutrality.