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Even pirates would have been delighted: the taste of Caribbean barrels, only alcohol-free.
A few centuries later, the time has finally come: with Windspiel Libre, the Daun-based spirits manufacturer Windspiel from the Volcanic Eifel region, known for its innovations, is presenting an alternative for all those who don't want to miss out on the taste of the Caribbean on their tongue despite being "alcohol-free".
A flavor composition of warm tones of black tea, elements of dried papaya, framed with a subtle note of wood flavors makes our Windspiel Libre a perfect partner for long drinks and cocktails with Caribbean flair. But Windspiel Libre is also a good choice as a base to reduce the alcohol content in mixed drinks.
| Alkoholfrei: | YES |
| Location: | Daun |
| Manufacturing process alcohol free: | Completely made without alcohol |
| Country: | Germany |
| Content: | 0,5 Liter |
| Smell: | fruity, smoky nuances |
| Manufacturer: | Wind Chimes Manufacture |
| Color: | brownish |
| Ingredients: | Water, caramel syrup, natural flavors and distillates, wood extract, acidifier citric acid, preservative potassium sorbate. |
| Drink type: | Non-alcoholic spirits alternative |
| Food companies: | Windspiel Manufaktur GmbH, Maria Hilf Str. 6, D-54550 Daun |
| Nutritional values per 100g: | Calorific value: 45.7 kJ/10.8 kcal | Fat: 0.1 g | of which saturated fatty acids: <0.1 g | Carbohydrates: 1.9 g | of which sugar: 1.4g | Protein: <0.1 g | Salt: 0.03 g |
Wind Chimes Manufacture
Noble pleasure from the land - Windspiel could hardly be better described. The potatoes that make the premium spirits of Windspiel founders Sandra Wimmeler and Denis Lönnendonker so unique are grown in the particularly mineral soil of the Volcanic Eifel. They impress with their down-to-earth attitude, sense of style and sense of tradition. The spirits are handcrafted and sold in small batches. Windspiel is dedicated to Frederick the Great, the discoverer of the potato in Germany and his second passion: the Windspiel dogs.
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