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Belvedere

Belvedere Dirty Brew

Belvedere Dirty Brew

$45.00 AUD
$45.00 AUD

DARK AS NIGHT, RICH AS GOLD

Introducing Belvedere Dirty Brew.

Born in the after-hours, Dirty Brew is where rich, bold flavours harmonize -  smooth, dark, and unapologetically untamed. 

Dirty Brew is an expertly-crafted fusion of the smoothness of Belvedere Organic Vodka with the rich taste of robusta coffee flavor. With dark toffee notes and russet undertones, the Dirty Brew liquid shines with a decadent and viscous texture. 

Dirty Brew is for those bold moments when one drink turns into sunrise - where spontaneity and curiosity meet indulgence and self-expression.

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HOW TO ENJOY

Closure - Screw Cap
Alcohol by volume 40%
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TASTING NOTES
PERFECT SERVE - THE SHOT
PERFECT SERVE - THE AFFAGATO
PERFECT SERVE - THE DIRTY ESPRESSO

RICH, ROBUST, EXPERTLY BALANCED

NOSE: A rich flavour of roasted coffee beans, with notes of decadent toffee.

PALATE: Fresh espresso with hints of silky dark chocolate

FINISH: Soft, smooth and velvety with a luxurious and dark crescendo with a hint of rye spice.

THE RITUAL SERVE


1oz/30ml Belvedere Dirty Brew
Orange Wedge (Optional)
Cinnamon Sugar Mix (Optional)

Combine equal parts cinnamon powder and sugar and a pinch of salt in a bowl. Dip an orange wedge into mixture and serve with a chilled shot of Dirty Brew. (Orange wedge optional)

AFTER DINNER OCCASIONS


1oz/30ml Belvedere Dirty Brew
1 Scoop High Quality Vanilla Ice
Cream


Pour Dirty Brew over ice cream at table and serve. Save the rest to enjoy on the side!

THE CLASSIC


2oz/60ml Belvedere Dirty Brew
1oz/30ml Fresh Espresso
⅓oz/10ml Sugar Syrup (1:1)


Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker and shake hard over cubed ice. Fine strain into a chilled coupette.

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