OUR ROOTS LIE IN CRAFT AND NATURE For decades, craftsmanship, nature and tradition have been shaping Dictador's unique character and fostering its cultural heritage. In each of our projects, we delve deep into history, shape tastes and push boundari ...
OUR ROOTS LIE IN CRAFT AND NATURE
For decades, craftsmanship, nature and tradition have been shaping Dictador's unique character and fostering its cultural heritage. In each of our projects, we delve deep into history, shape tastes and push boundaries. The TOTEM project, which promotes diversity of artistic expression as well as traditional approaches to art, is no different. This time we return to our roots and the Colombian jungle. It is here in the Putumayo region that folk artists have been decorating objects with resin from the mopa-mopa bush for thousands of years.This time the canvas for their creativity became Dictador bottles of the 40+ year old liquor dating from 1982-1988.
TASTING NOTES
Nose: Ripe banana at first, which develops into freeze dried strawberries, clotted cream, pear drops and notes of fig.
Palate: The fig appears again on the palate, this time with dates in the mix too. Some great notes of leather and rich sherry tones, that turn into summer fruits and red travel sweets.
Finish: Long, fruity with just a hint of clove.
