San Francisco 2024 World Spirits Competition
Portuguese Aguardente
Gold Medal Winners
From SLO de Vie: award-winning spirits distilled in small batches using the alembic copper pot still, pampered in french oak barrels to round the taste. Polished, cultural flavors to excite the most distinguished of critics.
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Old World Meets New
Two Foxes “Supremo” Grappa D’Uva
Combining the best traditional methodology of Portuguese Bagacao, Italian Grappa, and French Cognac & Armagnac with our own innovation.
From wine and fresh grape pomace, the heads and tails are cut to result in rich and elegant “heart”. This refined spirit is barrel strength and provides a clean, resonant depth framed by understated oak spice.
The name comes from two red foxes that visited our orchard, consumed left-over fermented grape skins, then unsteadily waddled off. The drawing was done by my seven year old daughter who witnessed the event.
Nuanced. Balanced. Endlessly Sippable.
Barrel Aged
Aguardente Anise
We are proud to present the ancient Iberian experience of Anise Brandy. Just two ingredients, grape spirit and anise seeds, distilled together in a traditional still and barrel aged for one year. No sugar is added. The resulting spirit is subtle, aromatic, and deeply comforting!
Anise Aguardente can be consumed straight or with the addition of water. Its natural licorice flavor transforms drinks for phenomenal experimentation and and pairs nicely with any meal. Traditionally an Azorean favorite libation.
Highly Regarded In The Community
A duo saying celebramos!
“Unlike anything on the market. The fig and reserve are my favorite... it’s natural, so i had zero headache after drinking a few”
anthony m.
“Simply the finest and most exquisitely crafted spirits around!”
M V.
“...the only Portuguese Aguardente distilled in North America.”
Kathleen M.
“...felt like a nostalgic journey to the Old World”
Kathlin C.
“Superb quality and tastes AMAZING- elegant, sophisticated, and lots of fun!”
Rina V.
“Some of the finest aguardente, created using old world traditions”
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