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Seven Seasons Native Yam Vodka 40% vol., 700 ml

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Seven Seasons Native Yam Vodka 40% vol., 700 ml

€54,90 Unit price €78,43/L

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Brand: Seven Seasons
Seven Seasons Native Yam Vodka 40% vol., 700 ml

Seven Seasons Native Yam Vodka 40% vol.

The Native Yam Vodka is the latest product from Seven Seasons, launched in mid-2021 and already awarded Double Gold at the World Wine & Spirits Competition in October 2021.
The star of this vodka is the yam, which is hand-harvested by the Larrakia people in the tropical north of Australia.
The yam belongs to the potato family and has a slightly coconut-like quality. It is also often eaten raw by the locals and features notes of wasabi. The yam was macerated in the vodka, giving this fantastic spirit a creamy, warm, and earthy flavor with a hint of nuttiness.

Seven Seasons was founded by Australian Larrakia man and former AFL professional footballer, Daniel Motlop, and is a premium spirits company with the motto "The World's Oldest New Flavours."
The products are inspired by the seven seasons as defined by the Larrakia people.

Seven Seasons stands for native Australian ingredients.
They follow the sustainable traditions of the land, using what is abundant in nature while ensuring that these ingredients will remain available in the years to come.
The Native Yam Vodka by Seven Seasons is a product of the wet season (November / December); when the distinctive bell-shaped flower appears, it tells us that the yam is ripe.
It is the perfect time to dig them up, as the ground is somewhat softer from the rain.

No sale or supply to persons under the age of 18!
(Shipping exclusively via DHL ID check.)

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Australian Spirits
Oberländerstraße 9
77694 Kehl
Germany

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