Séverin - Punch Shrubb 30° (in French)

Weight ND
Capacity

70 Cl

Degree

30

Age

unaged

Packaging

Without

Profile

Sweet spices - Fruit - Round - Roasting

Category

Spiced or infused rum

22,90  Bottle

In stock

Only 3 left in stock

4,54  5 cl sample

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Séverin - Punch Shrubb 30° : Description and customer reviews

A traditional Creole drink once made for Christmas festivities, shrubb punch is made with orange peel. The Séverin distillery has added coffee beans to enrich the taste.

This shrubb punch is best served chilled, preferably as an aperitif.

Two medals at the Concours Général Agricole de Paris crowned Séverin's shrubb punch.

Nico's tasting notes

Summary: Orange - sweet - spices - citrus

The nose is powerfully orange. The orange is concentrated and imposing, as if in a cinnamon-spiked syrup. It gradually becomes fresher with bitter zest, then the whole peel of a very ripe orange that has been squeezed. Pineapple juice adds thickness and exoticism, along with a few spices and cane sugar.
With a little time and aeration, the acidic side of citrus emanates from the glass. The result is a fresh blend of lemon, orange and tangerine, as sweet as it is acidic, like squeezed juice. In some cases, it's very close to a lemon, making you think of a Daiquiri.

The first taste is very sweet, very thick, like a melting candy. Cinnamon, spices and vanilla come into their own here. They then leave the mouth with a rather natural orange zest.

Finishes with orange zest and a sweet sensation.

"This Shrubb is quite generous, it's a liqueur I'd recommend drinking with an ice cube..."

3 opinion

  1. Agnès GERARD

    Delicious.

  2. hugues joachim

    je suis pas satisfait c'est pas la meme bouteille a la livrésion très déçu

  3. Léoine PIERRE

    delicious😍👍.
    Thank you for the gift

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