The Fifth Cup is a liqueur crafted from figs, apricots, dates, almonds and pistachios. Since Righteous Highway Craft Spirits makes use of kosher sugar cane distillate for his or her two Fifth Cup liqueurs, proprietor David Hermelin launched his liqueur with Kosher certification in 2001. Kosher spirits are sometimes comprised of kosher, wheat-based distillate, however Hermelin selected macerated fruits and nuts for Fifth Cup.
What additionally makes this kosher spirit further particular—and uncommon—is the extra Kosher for Passover certification. Passover is the week-long spring vacation celebrated by many Jews world wide who eschew wheat and most grains to commemorate the exodus from Egypt. Hermelin ensures the particular certification for the Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve launched in 2002 by buying new, American white oak whiskey barrels for ageing and through the use of macerated fruits and nuts as a substitute of wheat for the distillate.
I favored the dulce de luce taste profile, the spherical, however not-too-sweet mouthfeel, and heat end of the Barrel Reserve. The title Fifth Cup refers back to the kabbalistic instructing that kindness flows every day by means of 5 gates of salvation. This message yields year-round inspiration and considerate sipping. Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve is good at tables on daily basis, at weekends and holidays of every kind. For Jews, the liqueur fits Passover and all Jewish holidays.
Righteous Highway additionally sells a number of different kosher spirits corresponding to Gibor whiskey liqueur and Righteous Seven liqueur and. Cocktail recipes on the web site.
WHO: Righteous Highway Craft Distillers https://righteous-road.com/
WHAT: Fruit liqueur
HOW MUCH:
- The Fifth Cup 750 ml $37.99
- The Fifth Cup Barrel Reserve 375 ml $36.99
ABV: 30%
