Maca Ginseng Elixir Set 6 X 50ml
Herbal bitters 35%vol, 6 x 0.05l
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Ad Multos Annos
Tradition:
The Maca Ginseng Elixir was released as a special edition for THE TIME developed, where it was sold exclusively for a few weeks. This handmade Amaro with 35% vol is the further development of the Ginseng elixirs , which have been expanded to include the nutty maca roots. Maca roots are also known as Peru Ginseng and are native to the upper elevations of the Peruvian Andes. Due to the extreme climatic conditions, they became robust roots with high resistance over the centuries. They have always been used both as food and as a medicinal plant.
With the lettering on the gift packaging “Ad Multos Annos” This special feature of both roots (Maca & Ginseng) will be emphasized (for many years).
Character:
The Maca Ginseng elixir is powerful and finely balanced on the tongue. Its note is bitter-sweet and lies in the middle of these taste dimensions. The long finish is underlined by a nutty nuance.
After maturing for several weeks, maca and ginseng roots, selected tinctures and essences from gentian, cinchona bark, ginger rhizome, cardamom, cinnamon root, cloves, bitter orange peel, juniper berries, centaury, cinnamon bark, galangal rhizome, camphor, lavender, valerian, citronella, angelica root and a Hints of saffron combine to form the balanced heart of the elixir.
The origin, purity and content (e.g. bitter substances, essential oils) of all herbs are precisely defined here. The standardized high demands on the roots, bark and flowers, which are gently macerated in the pharmacy, are even certified according to German Pharmacopoeia quality.
Recipe:
It is suitable neat (as a digestif), with a few ice cubes (as an aperitif) or as a base for drinks, for example with tonic or in place of Campari in a Negroni. What is important is the slow “rolling” - like when tasting wine - in the front area of the mouth.
Food Pairing:
Allgäu country cheese, nut chocolate, espresso
monastery herbs
Artichoke (Cynara scolymus)
Our regional artichoke leaves are bitter vegetables. Her
Leaves have a subtle sweetness and are rich in bitter substances,
which is why they are particularly appreciated after a meal. 2013
the artichoke was voted medicinal plant of the year.
GENTIAN ROOT
Radix Gentianae
MILLENNIUM HERB
Herba Centaurii
Bitter orange peels
Cortex Aurantii Fructus Amarum
ZIDOR
Rhizoma Zedoariae
GINGER ROOT
Rhizoma Zingiberis
CHINA BARK
Cortex Chinae
CARDAMOM FRUITS
Fruit Cardamomi
GALANGE ROOT
Rhizoma Galangae
CINNAMON BARK
cortex cinnamon
CLOVES
Flores Caryophylli
JUNIPER BERRY
Juniperi fruit
CAMPHOR
Cinnamomum camphora
LAVENDER FLOWERS
Lavandulae Flos
VALERIAN ROOT
Valerianae Radix
CITRONELLAGRAS
Cymbopogon Nardus
ANGELICA ROOT
Angelicae Radix
NUTMEG
Myristica Fragrans
SAFFRON
Crocus sativus
ARTICHOKE LEAVES
Cynarae Folium
GINSENG ROOT
Ginseng radix
★ ★ ★ ★ ★“The tasting was a real pleasure. So good that I'm thinking about whether I would like to have something so sensual and delicious at home. And that as an absolute occasional drinker. I’m absolutely thrilled.”