Old St. Croix Elixir Orange Grove

Profile: The Old St. Croix Elixir Orange Grove at a Glance

• A.H. Riise becomes Old St. Croix!
• Old St. Croix 1838 Orange Grove - Caribbean history with a wink
• Inspired by the historic Orange Grove area - where orange groves and sugar cane once grew side by side
• Aged in oak barrels - for added depth and balance
• Produced on St. Croix - the Caribbean home of Old St. Croix (formerly A.H. Riise)
• A tribute to the Caribbean sun - and to the legacy of the Danish pharmacist A.H. Riise
• Allergy advice: may contain traces of walnuts

Portrait: What makes the Old St. Croix Elixir Orange Grove special

It is said that whoever closes their eyes on St. Croix smells sunshine, sugar cane, and a light breeze of orange blossoms. It was precisely there, in the historic Orange Grove area, that the inspiration began for this rum liqueur, which is more than just a pretty face on the shelf. The name Old St. Croix sounds new, but it's an old acquaintance. The brand was formerly known as A.H. Riise – founded by a Danish pharmacist who eventually realized that people preferred rum to cough syrup. Today, the traditional company sails under a new flag, but the values ​​remain: craftsmanship, history, and a healthy dose of Caribbean joie de vivre. The Orange Grove is a tribute to the time when orange groves and sugarcane fields grew side by side on St. Croix. This fertile proximity has clearly left its mark – in the form of a recipe that draws on old Caribbean liqueur traditions. Aging in oak barrels adds extra depth and brings the delicate balance that one usually only finds in the Caribbean between a hammock and a sunburn. The result is a liqueur that tells a story without being preachy and demonstrates style without taking itself too seriously. Whether neat, on the rocks, or as a charming team player in cocktails like the Margarita, Cosmopolitan, or Mai Tai, Old St. Croix Orange Grove shows that tradition and good cheer go perfectly together.

A drop of Caribbean serenity with a royal pedigree and a touch of nostalgia - or, in other words: a liqueur that proves that the sun on St. Croix shines not only on the skin, but also on the soul.

Tasting Notes: This is how the Old St. Croix Elixir Orange Grove tastes like

• Nose: Old St. Croix Elixir Orange Grove opens with delicate aromas of dried orange and apricot. A light touch of green mint adds freshness and gives the aroma a lively, clear character. A harmonious interplay that immediately evokes thoughts of Caribbean sunshine and ripe fruit.
• Palate: On the palate, the liqueur is intense and balanced. Robust notes of orange and mandarin unfold, accompanied by a gentle spiciness. Subtle nuances of toasted brown sugar bring depth and warmth, while a hint of toasted wood elegantly rounds it all off. A smooth, well-rounded experience with character.
• Finish: The finish is long, fresh, and pleasantly harmonious. Green mint and dried orange linger on the palate, accompanied by a light, tropical fruit note. A gentle finish that makes you want another sip.