Vana Tallinn - Estonian Liqueur 50cl - New Label

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Vana Tallinn is one of Estonia’s hallmark products, manufactured continuously at Liviko since 1960. The exact recipe of the world’s most popular Estonian liqueur is a closely guarded secret. Vana Tallinn liqueur was born, after months of carefully and secret experimenting with bold tastes. Its creators were Ilse Maar, Bernard Jürno, and Jaan Siimo. According to the legend, the model for the weather vane was a peasant boy from the countryside who excelled at the springtime contests involving firing crossbow bolts at a painted wooden parrot on top of a pole, organized by, and for, Tallinn's wealthy citizenry. Unable to receive a prize because of his low-born status, Thomas was rewarded with the job of town guard for life. [2]

This is the Estonian version of Irish coffee. It is popular among tourists, especially those visiting Old Town. All the best bars in Tallinn have it on their offer. The principle is the same as with Irish coffee, nothing that innovative. But the taste is so much richer, as the gentle nuances of rum and spice pair perfectly with a good cup of coffee. The tower-shaped bottle of the classic Vana Tallinn was inspired by the Old Town of Tallinn, depicting the towers of the UNESCO World Heritage listed medieval city wall.

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Vana Tallinn Baltic Sommelier Grand Prix is an annual sommelier competition to find the best sommelier in the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania). The competition was named after Vana Tallinn. [10] Sommelier competition has been organized since 2006 by Liviko in cooperation with the Sommelier Associations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. [11] Finalists of the competition undertake a series of skill tests including blind tasting, decanting, serving wine, food matching and correcting mistakes on a wine list. [12] Awards [ edit ] Liviko’s ever-expanding range of low-alcohol beverages includes many refreshing and distinctive flavours. The range includes Coolers and a globally unique drink – the Re-crafted Crafter’s Junibeer juniper beer. Liviko is also a trendsetter for low-alcohol beverages.

The simplest way to enjoy the original version, as well as the Exclusive edition. Take a tumbler glass and fill it halfway with ice cubes. Add a few slices of your favourite citrus – lime, lemon, or orange. Top it up with 4 cl of Vana Tallinn and stir lightly. Kaspars Reitups from Latvia named Best Sommelier in the Baltics". The Baltic Course. 2019-10-22 . Retrieved 2021-02-05. A very bold liqueur that complements deserts or as a stand alone after dinner drink. It has become one of our favorites that we enjoy after a steak dinner and especially during the cold winter months. I first tried this 27 years ago in Estonia and I am happy to see it is available here in the U.S. Thank you Liquor Barn.

Vana Tallinn Glögg is the best-selling and most popular glögg in Estonia. Warming spices play an important role in the flavour and aroma of the glögg made from the classic Vana Tallinn liqueur and high-quality red wine. Old Thomas ( Estonian: Vana Toomas) is one of the symbols and guardians of Tallinn (Reval), the capital of Estonia. [1] A weather vane, the figure of an old warrior called Old Thomas was put on top of the spire of Tallinn Town Hall in 1530. Cream liqueurs – Liviko’s take on Baileys. These creamers are soft (16%), sweet and perfect addition to your cup of coffee or a cake recipe. Vana Tallinn liqueur is available in 40%, 45% and 50% vol. The Vana Tallinn product range also includes the Vana Tallinn Cream liqueurs, Vana Tallinn Glögi, the liqueurs Vana Tallinn Wild Spices, Vana Tallinn Coffee Fusion, Vana Tallinn Heritage Edition, Vana Tallinn Elegance and Vana Tallinn Signature. The newest products in the product family are Vana Tallinn Toffee Caramel and coffee-flavored Vana Tallinn Coffee Espresso.It was a hit from the very start. Although nowadays Liviko produces more than 70 different liqueurs, Vana Tallinn is still their famous one.From one classical taste, their offer grew to 16 different products, in 4 categories: The Re-crafted Crafter’s drinks are based on the principles of zero-waste production. To achieve a minimal ecological footprint, these craft drinks are made with the distilled juniper berries and ginger root left over from gin production. The range includes a classic ginger drink, as well as innovative and unique drinks made from juniper berries: both a soft drink and beer made from juniper berries. Vana Tallinn on parim serveerituna jää ja paari sidruniviiluga madalas klaasis. Samuti on suurepärane lisand kokteilides ja ka erinevates dessertides. Auhinnad ja tunnustus

The recipe for Vana Tallinn (45% vol) was invented in 1960 by the master distiller Ilse Maar, the bottling manager Bernhard Jürno and the distillery specialist Jaan Siimo. Vana Tallinn (45% vol) was the only drink in the Vana Tallinn product family until 1999, with liqueurs with an alcohol content of 40% and 50% vol added at a later time. More than 115 million bottles of Vana Tallinn liqueur have been sold since the production began in 1960. [2] Juniper berries exude a mystical serenity and dignity, partly because the berries are allowed to ripen on shrubs undisturbed for two years. Ripe juniper berries are distilled under the careful supervision of Liviko’s master ginsmiths, to become the main ingredient in Liviko’s renowned gins. Similarly, other carefully selected herbal components are also distilled, to create classic as well as distinctively flavoured gins. According to ancient folk wisdom, anyone who eats a juniper berry every day will live a long and happy life. In original Vana Tallinn, an experienced palate will find nuances of caramel, toffee, vanilla, citrus, cinnamon and fine rum. Our British readers might find the taste somewhat similar to traditional Christmas pudding. The readers from France found some similarities to Coientrau, another delightful liqueur. Making liqueurs is a venerable art that requires precision and time. In Liviko, both the herbal extracts and aromatic spirits are made from natural ingredients. Since the 19th century, Liviko’s liqueur masters have passed on their extensive knowledge and skills to the next generations.

The right amount of sunshine makes everything look great. Rum made from the sugar cane grown on Caribbean islands is world-renowned. The raw material of Liviko’s Caribba rums is also sourced from the Caribbean. Exclusive – Crème de la crème. The finest work of Liviko masters can be found in three products – Heritage edition, Signature, and Elegancé. In May 1994 the ship was sold to Inreko, at the time one of the owners of Tallink, who renamed her MS Vana Tallinn and placed her on the Helsinki–Tallinn route. Already in September 1994 a rift developed between Inreko and ESCO, the two owners of Tallink. As a result, Inreko withdrew from Tallink, and chartered the Vana Tallinn to ESCO who continued to operate her on the same route under the same name (from the passenger's point of view nothing changed, which has led to some confusing records from this time of the ship's history). Continuous disputes about the charter price of the ship led to breaking the charter agreement in November 1996, and in December of the same year Inreko founded TH Ferries, which began operating the Vana Tallinn on the Helsinki–Tallinn route in competition to Tallink. However, in January 1998 the ship was sold to Hansatee (now the owners of Tallink), and returned to Tallink's colours, still sailing on the same route under the same name. Vana Tallinn (Literal translation: " Old Tallinn") is an Estonian brand of liqueur manufactured continuously by Liviko since 1960. The recipe contains Jamaican rum and a variety of herbs and spices. [2]