The Extraordinary Origins
Calvados
Dom Pérignon, according to legend, when he tasted the first champagne
Born in Normandy’s orchards in France, Calvados transforms humble apples into liquid gold—crafted through centuries of French tradition, embodying heritage, terroir, and the timeless art of refined rural luxury.
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INTERESTING FACT: The Gin Act was introduced in London in 1736, making gin prohibitively expensive. This was a very bad idea, as riots broke out and the law was blatantly disregarded. Distillers simply stopped getting their licenses the official way, but didn’t stop producing gin. In 1742 it was recognised that The Gin Act was unenforceable and it was repealed. Instead, a different policy with reasonably high prices, licensed retailers and reasonable excise duties was introduced.
Calvados Catalogue
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