Fair Goji Liqueur 35cl

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£17

£48.57 per litre

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Using Fairtade goji berries considered as one of the most nutritious fruit on earth. Organically grown by Dustkul Bogi in the Samarkand region of Uzbekistan. The sugar used in FAIR. Goji liqueur is also Fairtrade certified, coming from various coops in countries such as Belize and Paraguay.

Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegan, gluten free and gmo free.

Country of Origin

France

Suitable for vegetarians

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place

Preparation and Usage

Fantastic liqueur for cocktails due to is incredible versality. Twist all your classics starting from Kir Royal, cosmopolitan to pairing it with gin or even tequila.

Serving Suggestions

Goji Spritz:

Fill up large wine glass with ice cube

40ml FAIR. Goji liqueur

25ml soda water

Top up with Prosecco and garnish with orange wedge

Gojitini:

50ml Vodka

20ml lemon juice,

5ml sugar syrup

20ml Fair Goji liqueur

Add ingredients to tin, add ice and shake 15 seconds. Single strain into martini glass.

Garnish with lemon zest

Brand

FAIR

We are an independent spirits brand, dedicated to high quality products that are sourced ethically and sustainably. Our company believes in treating all people fairly. Our vision has taken us all over the world to source the best ingredients for our high-quality spirits. We believe that all the people involved, in every stage of the process, should be treated equally.

Return To Address

Mangrove Global,

The Vintry,

53 Redbridge Lane East,

Ilford,

Essex,

IG4 5EY

ABV (%)

22%

Tasting Notes

Nose

Great complexity between fruits and vegetal notes

Body

Delicate texture due to low sugar content, notes of cranberry, cherry and plum

Finish

Coat the palette nicely for a lasting finish with a little hint of spice to pump up your cocktails.

Please drink responsibly

Know your limits
The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week