Jaro Bubblegum Vodka Liqueur | 700ML

Introduction

Liqueur: Jaro Bubblegum Vodka Liqueur | 700ML

Bubblegum Vodka Liqueur ought to add a unique twist to creative cocktails, or simply sip neat with a garnish of your favourite Pick n’ Mix!.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 40 (20%ABV)

Origin: Wales

Distillery: Jaro Spirits

If you enjoy the flavour of bubblegum in all its blueness, then this marvellous concoction should be right up your street! Bubblegum Vodka Liqueur ought to add a unique twist to creative cocktails, or simply sip neat with a garnish of your favourite Pick n’ Mix!. You could even get some bubblegum ice cream, and pour this all over it. Doublegum.

Jaro Bubblegum Vodka Liqueur | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: A cheeky mixture of pink bubblegum aromas.

Palate: Quite sweet, with a hint of strawberry to it.

Finish: Sweet and uniquely pleasant finish on the tongue.

Distillery Information

Launched in 2020 by founders James and Ross; Team Jaro has experienced monumental growth as a result of producing high quality spirits and liqueurs. Both James and Ross have always had an interest in distilling of alcohol and the associated effects of their work and after starting selling their alcohol to friends and family a few years ago, they decided to take the plunge and to unleash their delightful products to the general public. They took some inspiration from the past, from styles of drink known for flavours which were robust, fresh and unusual, and created a range of exceptionally tasty spirits. Inspired by traditional distilling methods and using somewhat unique recipes, whilst adhering to modern environmental standards, the Jaro Spirits brand was born. Just in case you’re wondering…JARO means “Light in the night” in Old Irish.