The famous Pousse Rapière cocktail was created in 1963 by René Lassus, at the Château de Monluc in Saint-Puy, and over time has established itself as the welcome cocktail of the Gers. Although the exact recipe is kept secret, the result of mixing Pousse Rapière liqueur (armagnac liqueur flavored with bitter orange) and Vin Sauvage (sparkling wine of traditional method), it has remained unchanged for 60 years. However, for its anniversary, the bottle is adorned with a black glass, all in elegance. Imagined and designed in-house, its new adornment was developed by the company Saverglass... Read more
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The 1883 Drink Design Center is the first of its kind in the world. It is an experiential and multi-disciplinary space for training, creation, research and exchange that will change the universe of...
The famous Pousse Rapière cocktail was created in 1963 by René Lassus, at the Château de Monluc in Saint-Puy, and over time has established itself as the welcome cocktail of the Gers. Although...
Château de Monluc takes advantage of the upcoming anniversary of its iconic Pousse Rapière liqueur and arrives with a new “hyper trendy” bottle! Created in 1963, the famous Pousse Rapière liqueur...
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