Bad Angel

The seductive profile of the Rose petal captivated the Ottoman empire. Damask roses from Isparta are harvested over a six-week period in May and June. Known as the City of Roses, Isparta is the world’s biggest producer of Damask rose and its oil, with around 4,000 acres of land dedicated to cultivating the flower. The Ottoman Empire invented distillation to supply the Sultan with distilled rose petal water, still the beating heart of nearly every expensive perfume. It did not take long until drinking this delicious liquid became quite a habit. Shame we have been without this Turkish delight for so long.

Lychee is a subtropical evergreen tree native to Guandong in Eastern China where it has been cultivated for thousands of years. The fruit is smooth, aromatic and juicy inside the thin, rough, slightly spiky and leathery pink to red shell Lychee liqueur is sweet, with a flavor that’s been likened to strawberries and watermelons. It was exclusively reserved for the Chinese Imperial Family.

Petite Champagne is Cognac made from grapes know as Ugni Blanc, grown in the Petite Champagne cru, or growing area. The Petite Champagne terroir is characterized by a maritime climate and chalky soils over limestone and sandstone bedrock. With the concept and importance of terroir being as important in Cognac as anywhere else in France, these white soils and the temperate climate are widely viewed as the reason behind the finesse and elegance of Petite Champagne Cognac. We Choose a joyful, and prickly expression of an eau de vie style for Bad Angel.