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More information about HENS & MONKEYS Bundle | Tomato Liqueur "Mexican" & Mango-Peach Liqueur with Vanilla
This HENS & MONKEYS bundle contains:
1× HENS & MONKEYS Mexikaner | 0.5 l - 15 % vol.
Strong, spicy, unadulterated, our Mexikaner convinces with a full taste of tomatoes, red chili sauce and selected spices. Made with high-quality, mild wheat grain, it remains true to the classic grain base. Vegan, pleasantly spicy and, with an alcohol content of 15%, just right for a convivial evening. Just a Mexican as it should be.
Aroma: spicy, tomato, chili
1× HENS & MONKEYS mango peach liqueur with vanilla | 0.5 l - 15 % vol.
Summer in a glass, our mango and peach shot with a fine vanilla note brings sunshine to the heart. Sweet and fruity with mango and peach, gently refined with aromatic vanilla. A hint of passion fruit completes the flavor composition. Made with mild wheat grain and perfect for mixing fruity aperitifs.
Aroma: fruity mango, peach, vanilla
| Base alcohol: | Wheat grain |
| Contents: | 1,0 Liter |
| Content per individual product: | 0.5 liter |
| Beverage type: | Liqueur |
| Odor: | Tomato, chili, spices |
| Color: | red |
| Optimal drinking temperature: | cooled |
| Country: | Germany |
| Place: | Hanover |
| Manufacturer: | Hens & Monkeys |
| Food companies: | Hennemann e. Kfr., Owner: Wiebke Hennemann, Weingärten 26, D-31134 Hildesheim |
| Ingredients: | Tomato juice, wheat grain (28%), strained tomatoes, spices, red chili sauce. |
Hens & Monkeys
For many years, the Hens & Monkeys Mexican has been prepared with great care and dedication in the in-house kitchen. Tasted at numerous parties and always found to be excellent, it was finally time to send it out into the big wide world in 2022. And why Hens & Monkeys? We have grown particularly fond of the monkeys, as they are not only strong and intelligent, but also extremely social animals. Over time, they have become our family symbol. Our family name "Hennemann" gave us the idea to bring monkeys and hens in line with each other.
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