
It's not ready to drink just yet. To taste it at its best, I would recommend cellaring it for a few months. I'm going to try to hang on to some for a few years.
You should be able to read the details on the label. It's 9.99% ABV.

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I really like your choice of labelling. Is it your own design or is there a historic precedent you are leaning upon?
The labels are the work of Menno of de Molen. I think he's done a great job.
Agreed, they look fantastic. I can't wait. You don't know how many cases of each are coming to america do you?
cheers,
Kevin
About 100 cases (of 6 X 75 cl) bottles of each.
I'll have three of each at the ZBF tomorrow. Let's think, I've promised Lew Bryson one, and Podge and maybe a couple of other people. My memory is so poor . . .
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