12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez Conçue à Saint-Tropez - Pétanque Boule Set

Profile: 12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez Conçue à Saint-Tropez - Pétanque Boule Set at a glance

• Fancy a game of Pétanque? With this set, playing feels like being in Saint-Tropez
• Distillation with tradition: Made in the oldest active distillery in Marseille (1884)
• Boule design: Welcome to a game of pétanque in St. Tropez
• Pastis with finesse: Hand-harvested botanicals and spices from the Bay of St. Tropez
• The Pastis Pétanque Boule Set: In an elegant wooden box with three large boule balls and one small cochonnet ball

Portrait: What makes the 12/12 Pastis de Saint Tropez Conçue à Saint-Tropez - Pétanque Boule Set special.

The 12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez Rendezvous en Terrasse is a classic French pastis that truly combines tradition and modernity.

The unusual bottle design of the 12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez Rendezvous en Terrasse was created by Saint-Tropez artist Quentin Monge.

The very authentic 12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez Rendezvous en Terrasse is produced in the oldest active distillery in Marseille (founded in 1884), currently run by the Cristal Limiñana family.

First, star anise is carefully distilled in the column still.
This is followed by a series of macerations of fresh figs, orange blossoms, and sweet almonds from the surrounding area, along with various botanicals and spices, such as licorice and vanilla.

Hand-harvested plants from the Bay of St. Tropez, including myrtle and thyme, are also added to the blend.

The 12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez Rendezvous en Terrasse is best enjoyed over ice, neat, in Long drinks or as an aperitif.

A delicious pastis that promises an exciting rendezvous on a summer terrace in St. Tropez!

Tasting Notes: This is how the 12/12 Pastis de Saint-Tropez tastes like

• Nose: powerful aromas of star anise, licorice, candied fruit, fennel, rosemary, and a delicate hint of Mediterranean herbs delight the nose
• Palate: full-bodied, balanced, and spicy on the palate, with strong notes of star anise and licorice