Mahiki Coconut Liqueur is the most vibrant & striking coconut liqueur on the market, made from delicious natural coconut flavours & fine Caribbean rum. Mahiki Coconut is deliciously versatile & tastes great mixed with pineapple juice, coke, or ginger beer. ...

Mahiki Coconut Liqueur is the most vibrant & striking coconut liqueur on the market, made from delicious natural coconut flavours & fine Caribbean rum. Mahiki Coconut is deliciously versatile & tastes great mixed with pineapple juice, coke, or ginger beer. ...

Firstly, floral botanicals are gently distilled in high-grade grain alcohol to produce a sweet, floral spirit. The gin part of the blend is distilled separately using the Maidstone Gin blend of botanicals. The two distilled spirits are then blended together to produce a floral gin. The gin is sweet & fruity. The sweetness comes directly from the sweet botanicals which are added to the still, namely marshmallow root & meadowsweet in addition to the flower blossoms & fruit pieces which have been distilled. This sweetness, along with the bright flavours from the Maidstone Gin give this expression a lovely light, summery flavour. Botanicals: Juniper, coriander seed, angelica, cardamon, meadowsweet, marshmallow root, orris root, cassia bark, liquorice root, orange peel, marigold, chamomile, rose, cornflower, blackberry leaf, apple, strawberry & raspberry. The gin is then infused with rosehip & hibiscus. ...

The gin is fresh & bright, bursting with flavour, slightly sweeter than some London Drys. It is not Old Tom in style as no sugar is added after distillation, the sweetness comes directly from the sweet botanicals which are added to the still, namely marshmallow root & meadowsweet. This sweetness, along with zingy cardamom & coriander & the bright, piny flavours of juniper give this gin a lovely complex, yet rounded, flavour. ...

Maidstone Gin is infused with winter spices (cinnamon, vanilla, cloves & citrus zest). The resulting spirit is a rich, warming blend that is delicious when served cold, expecially with Fever-Tree Ginger Ale & an orange garnish, but is particularly tasty were served with warm, cloudy apple juice garnished with apple cubes dusted with cinnamon. ...

Maidenii Dry was created with the martini in mind. However the versatility of this style means that it is just as delicious drunk straight, with a dash of tonic or with a larger measure of gin. In the true spirit of exploration, Maidenii undertook many experiments (and a lot of taste testing) to create what they believe to be the very first dry vermouth perfected for martinis. Along with Maideniis heroes strawberry gum, sea parsley, river mint & wattleseed, Maidenii Dry Vermouth boasts kaffir lime leaf, nigella & Japanese gentian. ...

Gilles & Shaun, winemaker & bartender, were first united over their love of the negroni. They were both convinced that the sweet vermouth used in the classic should never overpower the gin. Accordingly, they created the 'sweet' to be perfectly balanced both as a vermouth & as a component of the cocktail. Maidenii Sweet will take your negroni to unchartered territory. Along with Maideniis heroes strawberry gum, sea parsley, river mint & wattleseed, Maidenii Sweet Vermouth boasts grapefruit, mace & angelica root. ...

Mainstay was launched in Kwa Zulu-Natal in 1954 & attained national status by 1967. Initially, it was sold in local shebeens to an Indian & black market. From the mid-1960s, a growing number of consumers in Kwa Zulu-Natal & Gauteng, started taking to cane spirits
- especially Mainstay, soon to be the top selling brand in the country. Mainstay is synonymous with cane & will remain a true legend.
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Pale yellow colour with golden reflections & fine bubbles. The nose expresses the spring flowers & fresh tree fruits. The palate is lively, harmonious & round. We have the feeling to bite in a very delicate granny smith apple. ...

Pale yellow colour with golden reflections & fine bubbles. The nose expresses the spring flowers & fresh tree fruits. The palate is lively, harmonious & round. We have the feeling to bite in a very delicate granny smith apple. ...