Cuna de Piedra Green Cardamom BittersThis fragrant bitter is made with Mexican cardamom that grows in agroforestry systems under timber, cocoa, orange, banana and kapok trees in the majestic Lacandona Jungle of Chiapas. Cuna De Piedra sources this magical rainforest seed through their friends at Jangala and their network of small producers who work hard to maintain sustainable practices and protect the biodiversity of the rainforest. Try this bitter with Alma de Piedra their agave
Comoz is acclaimed as the inventor of the “blanc” style of vermouth
Nose displaying grapey notes with red berries and a touch of spice
A blast of tropical aroma is followed by a resiny and balanced flavor
and granite
The palate is lean
round and full of character
including chiretta flowers and a double dose of cinchona bark
the lower and more coastal-influenced vineyards of Ampeleia
Residual sugar does the work for this riesling
a simple cheeseburger (easy on the ketchup)
If you're going to a party or gathering and you're not sure about the preferences of the bost or what food is being served
Layered briary fruit on the palate with cocoa and a slight crushed granite minerality