DSP CA 162 Citrus Medica var. Sarcodactylis Vodka - 750ML

Introduction Welcome to our exclusive spotlight on DSP CA 162, a vodka that is as unique as its name. Crafted with the rare Citrus Medica var. Sarcodactylis, also known as Buddha’s Hand, this vodka is a celebration of both heritage and innovation.

About DSP CA 162

• Name: DSP CA 162
• Type: Vodka
• Origin: Inspired by the ancient groves of Southeast Asia
• Distillery: Distilled Spirits Pinnacle, an artisanal distillery renowned for its commitment to quality
• Alcohol Content: 40% ABV

Flavor Profile DSP CA 162 offers a symphony of flavors that are as intriguing as its citrus muse:

• Aroma: A bouquet of zesty lemon, intertwined with a whisper of lavender and the freshness of hand-picked herbs
• Taste: A harmonious blend of sweet and tart, reminiscent of the Buddha’s Hand fruit, followed by a subtle hint of spice
• Finish: A clean and crisp finish that leaves a lingering citrus note dancing on the palate

Key Features

• Craftsmanship: Distilled using a time-honored method that allows the delicate flavors of the Buddha’s Hand fruit to shine through
• Packaging: The bottle is a work of art, featuring a hand-etched label that mirrors the intricate patterns of the fruit’s peel
• Pairings: Perfect for a refreshing martini or paired with a light seafood dish to enhance its citrus notes

Why Choose DSP CA 162?

• Rare Gem: This vodka is a limited edition, capturing the essence of a fruit that blooms just once a year
• Award-Winning: DSP CA 162 has been recognized for its exceptional quality at international spirit competitions
• Affordable Luxury: Experience the taste of luxury that is within reach, offering unparalleled quality for its price

Where to Buy DSP CA 162 can be savored by visiting select liquor connoisseurs, through curated online collections, or by arranging a private tasting at Distilled Spirits Pinnacle. Embrace the spirit of the Buddha’s Hand with DSP CA 162.

Remember: Drinking distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine, and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk, and, during pregnancy, can cause birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.