Eau De Vie, 'Guanabana (Soursop)', Edenico

• Soursop eau-de-vie produced in Agua Temazcal, Cuicatlán, in the Sierra Norte of Oaxaca • Maestro Destilador Rommel Krassel • Distilled from 100% guanabana (soursop) sourced in the city of Tehuacán, approximately 50 kilometers from the distillery • Fermented in stainless steel for 10–12 days using Champagne yeast • Distilled twice in copper alembic pot stills • Rested in glass 1 year before bottling • A malty and tangy nose continues to the palate with delicate notes of goat cheese, vanilla, and cardamom custard; French pastry complemented by a bit of farmyard funk. A silky finish with a touch of spun caramel leaves a lingering feeling of having visited a countryside pâtisserie. • Approximately 200 liters produced each year • 42% ABV Though once common across North and Central America, soursop (guanabana, or Annona muricata) is part of the custard apple (or pawpaw) family of indigenous fruits. Pear-shaped, with large spikes covering the outer skin, soursop today has suffered from over-harvesting and shrinking agricultural space, making it a monumental challenge to responsibly source. Thankfully, Edenico’s perseverance paid off and they’ve secured a sustainable supply of the fruit, allowing us to offer you this remarkable eau-de-vie straight from the Oaxacan Sierra Norte!