It had a decent rich aroma; after that, the sweetness covered the main flavour. Some good points, though the balance didn't fully work for me.
sweet - creamy - dessert-likeBeluga Hunting Herbal Bitter Price in Panaji
4.3Beluga Hunting Herbal Bitter is crafted at the Mariinsk Distillery (est. 1900) in Siberia, inspired by the beauty of Siberian nature. It features a unique blend of Siberian herbs and berries including wormwood, anise, oak-bark, St. John's wort, cedar nuts, pine buds, ginger, and coriander, combined with malt spirit and artesian water, then aged in oak barrels.
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Beluga Hunting Herbal Bitter is a liqueur — a sweetened spirit flavored with herbs, fruits, spices, or cream. Liqueurs add complexity to cocktails or can be enjoyed on their own as a treat.
Beluga Hunting Herbal Bitter is a liqueur crafted from a spirit base with added flavors. Beluga Hunting Herbal Bitter is crafted at the Mariinsk Distillery (est. 1900) in Siberia, inspired by the beauty of Siberian nature. It features a unique blend of Siberian herbs and berries including wormwood, anise, oak-bark, St. John's wort, cedar nuts, pine buds, ginger, and coriander, combined with malt spirit and artesian water, then aged in oak barrels. Complex herbal and botanical nose with anise, wormwood and cedar nut notes - Mild bitterness on the palate with a touch of freshness, sweetness and spice - Balanced, warming finish with lingering herbal complexity Liqueurs bridge the gap between spirits and desserts.
Basic History
A liqueur by Beluga from Russia, blending spirits with natural flavors for a distinctive taste.
Origin & Region
Made in Russia, with a deep vodka-making heritage dating back centuries.
What goes with it
Desserts
Cheese Platter
Chocolate
Ice Cream
After-Dinner Treats
BruschettaTop Reviews
Served this liqueur in a small pour and let it settle for a minute. It opened with clear flavour, then moved into fruit-forward character without losing balance. I'd happily choose it again.
rich - sweetIt opened with rounded mouthfeel, then moved into fruit-forward character without losing balance. One of the more enjoyable options I've tried in this category.
smooth - flavoured